Plumi (4.2.2)

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by Olha Pelishok — last modified 2011-07-04

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category: Plone video

Released on 2011-07-02 by EngageMedia, Noa Peer, Datakid, Souheil, Andrew Lowenthal, Anna Helme, Keren Moran, Dave Fregon, Andy Nicholson for Plone 4.0 under GPL - GNU General Public License available for All platforms.

Software development stage: stable

Plumi download link: http://plone.org/products/plumi/releases
Homepage of Plumi: http://blog.plumi.org/
Plumi repository: https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/Plumi/
Description source: https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/Plumi/trunk/README.txt

Plumi is a package of Plone products that enable you to create your own video sharing site. By adding it to an existing Plone instance you can quickly have a wide array of functionality to facilitate video distribution and community creation.

On top of the out-of-the-box Plone functionality Plumi adds the following features:

Video Uploading

Upload video in any format (over http)
Large video file uploads via FTP (automatically added to Plone site)
Expanded video metadata set (Director, Producer, Date Produced etc.)

Video Transcoding and Playback using Transcode Star

Automatic server-side transcoding to mp4 H.264 and Ogg Theora (configurable) via ffmpeg
Embedded playback via Flowplayer
Automatic thumbnail extraction
Auto extraction of video duration
HTML5 video tag support

User Interface / Theme

Custom templates for browsing videos
Enhanced author page (user profile) including latest videos, news & events and personal latest videos vodcast feed
Customised workspaces and video publishing workflow

Language and Translations

Indonesian translation of Plumi and Plone interface
Built in content translation via LinguaPlone

Classification, Licensing and Ratings

Content ratings
Classifications system into country, genre and topic using ATVocabulary Manager
Tagcloud of keywords usingqi.portlet.TagCloud
Content Licensing including Creative Commons licensing (through their API), the GNU Free Documentation License or you can add custom licenses or use traditional Copyright

RSS and Discussion

RSS feeds with media enclosures (or "vodcasts") created automatically based on taxonomy items - eg country, genre, member, topic or through creating custom smart folders usingqRSS2Syndication
enhanced comments functionality using Plone Discussions