Plugin Media Player

Use this wiki plugin to play a media file, like MP3, MP4, SWF, FLV, AVI, WMV, RAM, MOV, MPEG, PDF, ... To play them, this plugin uses an open source media player based on Flash or a native HTML5 player.

Parameters

Besides the parameters described at http://flash-mp3-player.net and http://flv-player.net you can use the following Tiki parameters:
(Found it at tiki-admin.php?page=textarea&cookietab=2&highlight=wikiplugin_mediaplayer.) Add a media player to a page
Introduced in Tiki 3.
Go to the source code
Preferences required: wikiplugin_mediaplayer

Flash MP3 Player Parameters:

Troubleshooting

• Make sure you have enabled jQuery Media feature if you are not using mp3 or flv file (using the src param)
• If the player still doesn't appear, you probably got one of the plugin parameters wrong.
• If the player appears but won't play, you probably got the wrong URL to the file.

Examples

MP3 Examples

For files in the file gallery:

{mediaplayer mp3="display10"}
{mediaplayer mp3="tiki-download_file.php?fileId=389"}

Using actual file path:

{mediaplayer mp3="http://usuaris.tinet.org/mikell/EntrevistaRadio4.mp3"}
{mediaplayer mp3="http://usuaris.tinet.org/mikell/EntrevistaRadio4.mp3", style="mini"}
{mediaplayer mp3="/test.mp3", loop="1"}

Example with the src param (jQuery Media)

With jQuery#Media, so that more media formats are supported once you use the param "url" in the plugin helper ("src" in the code), including pdf among others. The value in the src parameter must end with a file extension.

Note: You need to enable "Use PDF.js" in the Settings, Control panels, File Galleries, Enhancements tab to use the plugin to display a PDF document from your File galleries.

This code:

{mediaplayer src="https://branding.tiki.org/tiki-download_wiki_attachment.php?attId=37&page=Slideshow" width="100%" height="600" type="pdf"}

Alternatives to display PDFs.
Wiki Plugin PluginWebDocViewer is similar.

• If you run into problems with one, it's nice to have a second option to try.

WebM (VP8 codec)

This code:

{mediaplayer src="tiki-download_file.php?fileId=465&display=y" type="webm"}

Would produce something like:

File gallery file in a blog post

An example for a successful use of the maxi Mediaplayer in a blog post looks like this (only caveat is to have access rights for the relevant user group by setting tiki_p_download_files to yes - sometimes, a restart of the browser seems to be necessary to make those rights work...)

{mediaplayer mp3="http://example.com/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=1&showstop=1&showinfo=1&showvolume=1" style="maxi"}

PDF from a Tiki file gallery on a Wiki page

This also works for a pdf file in a file gallery beginning in version 10
Note that you can use the PDF parameters by adding them to the URL as shown in the example below.
It is using a Tiki with SefURL enable.

{mediaplayer src="display1134#view=fit" type="pdf”}

And it displays the PDF file with the ID 1134. You will need ViewerJS
Starting in Tiki19, you can get PDF.js viewer via Packages

• An alternative is to use PluginWebDocViewer to display PDFs. (May display better on some smart phones and tablets.)

Collection of References on doc.tiki.org

• Print general info about printing
• PDF general overview about PDF creation in Tiki
• mPDF create PDFs from Tiki content (advanced library that works even on shared hosting). Recommended for Tiki18+
• PluginPDF alter default settings of mPDF per wiki page
• PluginPDFPageBreak add a page break for PDFs created with mPDF
• PluginMediaPlayer display PDF file from file gallery
• PDF.js viewer PDF.js from Mozilla
• ViewerJS: a script to view PDFs and ODFs, which bundles WebODF
• PluginArchiveBuilder Generate a zip file, including PDFs from wiki pages
• WeasyPrint A PDF generation option in Python
• wkhtmltopdf create PDFs from Tiki content (needs root installation)
• dompdf once used for PDF print of slideshows

MP4 Using native player

{mediaplayer type="video/mp4" style="native" width="640px" src="https://doc.tiki.org/tiki-download_wiki_attachment.php?attId=81" }

PluginBlipTV
PluginVimeo
PluginWatershed
PluginYouTube

If you prefer the Flash player you can download the player itself (an .swf file) from http://flash-mp3-player.net or http://flv-player.net or http://code.google.com/p/mp3player or http://code.google.com/p/flvplayer/. If you do, you will need to edit the plugin (at lib/wiki-plugins/wikiplugin_mediaplayer.php) and change the default source in the plugin code or add it as a "where" parameter in that instance of the plugin.

PluginMedia