Railo 3.0 released - Features part III - Multimedia

As you might have read in my previous entries, Railo 3.0 introduces some new multimedia tags and functions. In this blog entry I will show you how to use them.

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huffington's Gravatar just started playing with cfvideo and it is AWESOME! i can't wait until 3.1 and the plugin manager. I'm gonna track down the feature requests, but thought i'd add it here as well.

1) would be great to update the player to play H.264/MP4 files instead of just FLV. 264 files generally look better and are a tad smaller than FLV files.

2) you guys might consider using GOOGLES AJAX libraries for the SWFOBJECT. it's cacheable and since this is a module that will be on multiple sites, if anyone visits another site and SWFOBJECT is in the cache - the browser will use the cached version
more info at
http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlibs/
or simply change the SWFOBJECT script call in the generated player to:
<invalidTag type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/swfobject/2.1...;
# Posted By huffington | 27.01.09 19:39
Vitor Rodrigues's Gravatar <cfvideoplayer video="http://localhost:8080/videos/rails.flv"; preview="http://localhost:8080/videos/rails.jpg"; width="640" height="360">

This code generate this error!
Get the Flash Player to see this player.
and not render video.
# Posted By Vitor Rodrigues | 29.03.09 16:12
Vitor Rodrigues's Gravatar this samples code not run.
<cfvideoplayer video="http://localhost:8080/videos/rails.flv"; preview="http://localhost:8080/videos/rails.jpg"; width="640" height="360">
produce this message:
Get the Flash Player to see this player.
# Posted By Vitor Rodrigues | 29.03.09 16:25
brian's Gravatar Hi, just wondered if anyone had come across this. I downloaded Railo Express
last night to give cfvideoplayer a try and have got a bit of a problem with the
play list feature. However I seem to order the videos in the code the play list
just comes up in some random order that seems to change every time you load the
page.

This is what I'm doing:

<cfvideoplayer autostart="YES" width="750" height="460"
allowfullscreen="true" playlist="right" showpause="false">

<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 1.flv" title="Chapter 1">
<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 2.flv" title="Chapter 2">
<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 3.flv" title="Chapter 3">
<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 4.flv" title="Chapter 4">
<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 5.flv" title="Chapter 5">
<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 6.flv" title="Chapter 6">
<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 7.flv" title="Chapter 7">
<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 8.flv" title="Chapter 8">
<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 9.flv" title="Chapter 9">
<cfvideoplayerparam video="_flash/Chapter 10.flv" title="Chapter 10">

</cfvideoplayer>

Anyone know how to make them list in the order coded? BTW I've tried taking
spaces out of the titles and filenames with no luck.
# Posted By brian | 24.08.10 15:29
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