How to Let a User add a Video not a image as a post?
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djangorobert
Sep 1, 2016, 10:53:20 AM9/1/16
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I have researched this issue with django for years now and seems that no body in the django community knows how to do this which is a suprise because there are many smart people but not one has been able to solve this mystery?
What i'm aiming for is to let a user upload a vido format
and then in the template display there posts
does anyone know how to put it in html5 but along with django in the view.py ?
thanks any help or code would be appreciated
Mike Dewhirst
Sep 1, 2016, 6:24:47 PM9/1/16
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On 2/09/2016 12:53 AM, djangorobert wrote:
> I have researched this issue with django for years now and seems that
> no body in the django community knows how to do this which is a
> suprise because there are many smart people but not one has been able
> to solve this mystery?
>
>
> What i'm aiming for is to let a user upload a vido formatÂ
> I have researched this issue with django for years now and seems that
> no body in the django community knows how to do this which is a
> suprise because there are many smart people but not one has been able
> to solve this mystery?
>
>
>
> and then in the template display there postsÂ
http://pyvideo.org/pycon-au-2016/the-dangerous-exquisite-art-of-safely-handing-user-uploaded-files.html
>
> does anyone know how to put it in html5 but along with django in the
> view.py ?
>
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ludovic coues
Sep 2, 2016, 5:39:54 AM9/2/16
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First part of your problem is to get user submitted file and send the
file back. Mike link might help you with that, I haven't checked.
The second part is to show to the user an html video they can play.
Last time I checkd, It was browser specific. Some only handle open
codec like webm, other only proprietary codec pushed by adobe.
As long as there is no codec supported by every browser, you need to
convert the video uploaded by the user multiple time, to get versions
covering all the browser you want to support. Then you display the
right video to each browser.
The problem of choosing the right format for the right browser isn't
django specific and have been covered numerous time. For handling
video conversion, I would suggest an asynchronous solution. Doing it
in the view handling post request would do a really bad user
experience. I suggest celery for this task.
So recap.
You need to:
- get file from your user and send kind of static file to user
- convert video out of a request
- set up a <video> element to request the right movie
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file back. Mike link might help you with that, I haven't checked.
The second part is to show to the user an html video they can play.
Last time I checkd, It was browser specific. Some only handle open
codec like webm, other only proprietary codec pushed by adobe.
As long as there is no codec supported by every browser, you need to
convert the video uploaded by the user multiple time, to get versions
covering all the browser you want to support. Then you display the
right video to each browser.
The problem of choosing the right format for the right browser isn't
django specific and have been covered numerous time. For handling
video conversion, I would suggest an asynchronous solution. Doing it
in the view handling post request would do a really bad user
experience. I suggest celery for this task.
So recap.
You need to:
- get file from your user and send kind of static file to user
- convert video out of a request
- set up a <video> element to request the right movie
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Sylvain GROS-DESORMEAUX
Sep 4, 2016, 10:58:13 AM9/4/16
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Hi, have you even tried to search using google?
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-embed-video
https://djangopackages.org/grids/g/video/
https://github.com/jazzband/django-embed-video
You're welcome.https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-embed-video
https://djangopackages.org/grids/g/video/
https://github.com/jazzband/django-embed-video
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