Videofile

Hi Jonas, we've gotten your block running on 2.5 and it's excellent! We're in the process of upgrading our Moodle server to 2.9, or even 3.0, but this block isn't up there yet. Is there an update in the works?

Looks good I have a few questions... are we able to prevent scrubbing forward, bookmarking (currentFrame) and getting a completion event

Portuguese/BR (pt_br) language strings file translated to objective words and free of errors: goo.gl/n76De8 (my drive folder)

Dear Jonas,
This player works very well. Thanks a lot for your nice work!
May I know if it is possible to include the function of switching video quality (e.g. HD & CC)? It consumes lots of data if it is viewed by phone. Thanks!
Foot

Hi, I have installed to moodle 2.8.1 and it seems to work ok

Ahmed: any luick with 2.8??
-Derek

Ahmed, I haven't actually tried it with 2.8. If you decide to test it, please let me know if it works or not.
All best, Jonas

Hi
Does this plugin work with moodle 2.8?

Hello Jonas,
I've been using videofile resource for months. I love it and truly need it for our website. Thank you !
I'd like to add videofiles to the book resource, so I can have videos on the pages/chapters of each book.
How can I do that?
Already tried:
- View page source, copy the videofile code and paste it on the WYSIWYG editor of the chapter.
PROBLEMS:
1. skin won't work
2. 'Try mp4' feature pulls a HEAVY quicktime player, instead of opening the file in full page mode.
Thank you.

Nice plugin, thanks!
+ for enhancing by adding options/setting for autoplay and for hiding download link.
Is it possible to update video.js to latest release from developers site without altering plugin?
Thank you in advance.

Jonas, Did you ever implement disabling "download file " from right click?

Thank you Jonah, testing it and so far it works as expected. Thank you for implementing this so quickly, I'm glad you liked the idea!

Mathew Gancarz: I've now uploaded a new version. Hopefully the max size works like you wanted. Please let me know if you have any problems with it.
Thanks for the suggestion and also many thanks for the heads up with full screen mode : )

Great to hear Jonas! Meanwhile I've put in a workaround where I've tweaked the styles.css to be:
.videofile .video-js {
margin: 0 auto;
max-width: 640px;
max-height: 480px;
}
One problem with my hack I've just discovered is that when I full-screen the HTML5 player, it still listens to the max-width and max-height, making it a floating 640x480 window at the top of the screen, rather than a full-screen window.
I guess this is something to test for if you decide to implement my suggestion.

That sounds like a great idea, @Mathew. No guarantees but I'll try to get that out next week.