Thanks. As long as the download link works, that's all I need. I'm using my gallery as a media repository for a large group of volunteers who produce content for our org. I recognize that I'm pushing the boundaries of Piwigo.

So, I'm actually able to get the result that I want for wav files when Charlie's Content is not installed. Is there any way to keep your plugin from getting involved with wav files all together? Because that seems to be the issue. To be clear, I'm not expecting the wav to play in the browser, I just don't want it crashing when it tries to display them :-)

I just noticed thanks to this thread than I worked on *video* parts, but not on *audio* part.

right now I tested successfully the use of html5 audio for wav files. One do not need anymore the "music" tpl file, but keeping it should not harm.

if you want to test it, the link to my test file is here:

http://dodin.org/piwigo/picture.php?/15 … egory/7456

you only have to unpack the two files found here:

https://dodin.fr.cr/nextcloud/s/EzBwH2Xn57zCLak

and copy them in the "Charlies" folder of your piwigo install. There are only two files (main.inc.php and charlies_html5wav.tpl), not the full charlie's install, still needed.

works for me with Firefox and Chrome (Linux), Firefox and Edge (Windows 10).

Anyway I have to work again on charlie's (remove flash, too unsecure, and add more html5 audio), but no EOT available :-(

thanks reading and using Charlie's contents

jdd

Hello !
I am not able anymore to get thumbnails for files which are not images. It's what I do for my numerous pdf.
I installed the extension Photo Update : [extension by plg] Photo Update.
I make the thumbnail and store it on my computer. Then I upload the pdf to the Piwigo site. No thumbnail is displayed.  When editing the item, I go to the Update tab. There I can choose between uploading a new version of the file or uploading a thumbnail. I notch "Thumbnail" (or maybe it says "representative" in English), then choose the correct thumbnail file on my computer and upload it.
This has to be done one file at a time.

Hello,

If the thumbnail don't works, chance is that it's not placed in the good place. A way to solve the problem is to upload a photo in the same folder as the video, and search to see where the photo thumnail is created.

if you can play videos without Charlie's, you have probably also an other plugin, I don't know how several plugin interact...

That said I *always* upload my files with ftp/sftp/fish, never with Piwigo, so I can't really know what happen then.

jdd

well, with virtual albums it's a bit more complicated to find where are the thumnails loaded :-(

jdd