I was wondering if it's possible to add/upload *.mov as filetype soon?
Best regards
FS
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Regarding movie filetype
Hi creators and regular people
I was wondering if it's possible to add/upload *.mov as filetype soon?
Best regards
FS
I was wondering if it's possible to add/upload *.mov as filetype soon?
Best regards
FS
Re: Regarding movie filetype
You can add 'mov' to Settings > Allowed Extensions and Video files extensions:
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Re: Regarding movie filetype
As Nick pointed out, you can show *mov files in your gallery. However, they are not supported by the native player, so they will either play from the browser plugin (if installed), or in some cases the visitor will be prompted to download the file instead of viewing it.fsfs wrote:I was wondering if it's possible to add/upload *.mov as filetype soon?
Sorry, but currently only MP4 has direct support across all platforms including mobile.
Re: Regarding movie filetype
ThanksNick wrote:You can add 'mov' to Settings > Allowed Extensions and Video files extensions:
mjau-mjau - Okey, thanks.... is this something that could be added in the future, or is it impossible to combine?
Re: Regarding movie filetype
Flash video does not support MOV, although it seems there is little difference. If your videos are encoded in H.264 with AAC sound, they just need to be in an MP4 "container". I came across this post:fsfs wrote:mjau-mjau - Okey, thanks.... is this something that could be added in the future, or is it impossible to combine?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2522 ... x-or-flash
I assume things might change in a future release, but don't hold your breath. Use MP4 as container for your movies, basically you would likely use same encoding anyway!
Re: Regarding movie filetype
Thanks for the reply, and the infomjau-mjau wrote: Flash video does not support MOV, although it seems there is little difference. If your videos are encoded in H.264 with AAC sound, they just need to be in an MP4 "container". I came across this post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2522 ... x-or-flash
I assume things might change in a future release, but don't hold your breath. Use MP4 as container for your movies, basically you would likely use same encoding anyway!