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Video: https://media.ccc.de/v/36c3-10549-linux_on_open_source_hardware_with_open_source_chip_design
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnOBTD9dgsg
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• What is Plone?
• What is Plone4Artists?
• Overview of features
• Example sites
• Demo
• Questions
6. What is Plone?
• Open source content management system
• Built on top of Python programming language
• Protected by the Plone Foundation, similar to
the Apache Foundation
• Strong multilingual support, workflow, open
standards, scalable
• Used by Free Software Foundation, Ubuntu
Linux, Creative Commons, Open Source
Development Labs, Nokia, eBay, CIA
9. What is Plone4Artists?
• Grassroots project to build an out-of-the-box
portal solution for artist communities
• Built on top of the Plone, an open source CMS
• Publish multimedia content and podcasting
• Assign Creative Commons licenses to content
• Community tools - rating, commenting, profiles
• Easy to install and pre-configured
10. Why is this important?
• Lack of free and open source tools for
building online communities with video, audio
• Alternatives: MySpace,YouTube, Google Video
= CLOSED
• Need control over server and OPEN access
• Need better tools to aggregate audio, video,
podcasts, events
• Need for microsites to serve and nurture
local communities
11. Features
• Drag-n-drop addition of content (WebDAV)
• Upload content via Flash upload tool or Java applet
• Extraction of audio/video metadata (ID3)
• Playback of audio and video in browser
• Podcasting and vodcasting (RSS 2.0)
12. Features cont...
• Transcoding (convert video to Flash)
• Creative Commons licensing
• Artist/band portfolios
• Community: tagging, rating, commenting,
blogs
13. Example sites
• Community sites
• engagemedia.org
• thedailyreel.com
• bilive.it
• bostonjazz.net
• Demo multimedia products at
www.plone4artists.com
14.
15.
16.
17. Drag-n-drop via
WebDAV
WebDAV mounted Plone folder Drag-n-drop to Plone
21. Embedded Flash MP3 player
Music player extended
http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net
22. Video in Plone
• Supports all major video formats:
• Quicktime
• Windows Media
• Real
• Flash
• Playback
• Native players installed in browser (vPIP.org)
• Flowplayer for FLV Flash files
26. plone4artists.org/products
Products
All the software products created for the Plone4Artists project.
Plone4ArtistsSite
Auto-configures a Plone4Artists site by installing and configuring all the products. The
full package includes Plone4ArtistsAudio, Plone4ArtistsVideo, Plone4ArtistsCalendar and
ContentLicensing, so you don't have to download those separately.
Plone4ArtistsAudio
Upload a normal File to your Plone site, and Plone4ArtistsAudio will detect it as an MP3
or Ogg file and quot;decoratequot; it with metadata.
ArtistSite
ArtistSite provides the core content types for building an artist community website: artist,
group, sitemember, recording and audio file.
Plone4ArtistsTheme
Custom skin/theme for the Plone4Artists package.
Plone4ArtistsVideo
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PloneFlashUpload