I mention this only because I know Aeva is built into Wedge
This is a feature request, if the authors think it would be useful to others also
I use wma audio files on my web sites to stream local files.
Usually these are recording of meetings, no music, just voices.
wma files work better for me than other formats like mp3.
Anywho, I noticed that Aeva creates a large video player for wma and wmv files
I don't need the upper video area for audio only files.
I edited the aeva 1.4w source file so that it treats each file type separately.
I have a slim player for wma audio files and a full sized player for wmv video files.
The meeting recordings may have 10 or more audio files in one post and so a slim player keeps the post size much smaller
This screen shot shows the difference between wma and wmv players.
This is the code that I altered to create different players for each file type
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Anywho, just throwing out some info in case anyone finds it useful
Thanks
Doug
This is a feature request, if the authors think it would be useful to others also
I use wma audio files on my web sites to stream local files.
Usually these are recording of meetings, no music, just voices.
wma files work better for me than other formats like mp3.
Anywho, I noticed that Aeva creates a large video player for wma and wmv files
I don't need the upper video area for audio only files.
I edited the aeva 1.4w source file so that it treats each file type separately.
I have a slim player for wma audio files and a full sized player for wmv video files.
The meeting recordings may have 10 or more audio files in one post and so a slim player keeps the post size much smaller
This screen shot shows the difference between wma and wmv players.
This is the code that I altered to create different players for each file type
// This is the stock Aeva code for wma and wmv files
array(
'id' => 'local_wmp',
'plugin' => 'wmp',
'pattern' => '({local}[\w/ &;%\.-]+\.wm[va])(?=")',
'movie' => '$2',
'size' => array(500, 360),
'show-link' => true,
),
// This is my code to separate the two file types
array(
'id' => 'local_wmv',
'plugin' => 'wmp',
'pattern' => '({local}[\w/ &;%\.-]+\.wmv)(?=")',
'movie' => '$2',
'size' => array(500, 360),
'show-link' => true,
),
array(
'id' => 'local_wma',
'plugin' => 'wmp',
'pattern' => '({local}[\w/ &;%\.-]+\.wma)(?=")',
'movie' => '$2',
'size' => array(300, 30),
'show-link' => true,
),
Anywho, just throwing out some info in case anyone finds it useful
Thanks
Doug
