External “Video for Everybody” v2.1
The latest release of External "Video for Everybody" (v2.1) provides a critical security upgrade of the included VideoJS toolkit to version 4.0.2.
Author: Kevin
vfe.sh 3.0
New version of vfe.sh works with ffmpeg v1 and up. Overall the changes to ffmpeg increase the similarity between the ffmpeg and the libav suites, so that makes my life a little easier. I...
vfe.sh 2.0
The latest version of vfe.sh (2.0) allows you to select whether the script will run the transcoding commands using an 'ffmpeg' or 'avconv' command. The default is ffmpeg, and it's the kind of thing...
External “Video for Everybody” v2.0
I've just released version 2.0 of External "Video for Everybody." New to this version is the option to use remote file detection so that the plugin will generate source tags and download links only...
vfe.sh 1.11
I just pushed a new version of the vfe.sh script to github: http://github.com/kwiliarty/vfe-sh This version (1.11) drops the use of ffmpeg2theora. All of the relevant functionality of this utility is available through ffmpeg. For...
Posters (EVfE v1.0)
Version 1.0 of the "External Video for Everybody" WordPress plugin addresses two issues relating to poster images for HTML5 videos: First-time activations will now use poster images by default. This is a reversal of...
External VfE 0.9.1
This is a pretty minor release, the main point of which is to bring the VideoJS library up to the current stable version (2.0.2). The new library creates a more portable HTML structure and...
vfe.sh on github
I just moved the vfe.sh code over to a repository on github. I have not made any changes to the code, but if I do this is where you will find them in the...
External VfE 0.9
I have just released a new version (0.9) of the "External Video for Everybody" WordPress plugin. The new version updates to Video for Everybody 0.4.2 and also includes an option to use Steve Heffernan's...
External VfE 0.8
I've just released version 0.8 of the External "Video for Everybody" WordPress plugin. The plugin now supports delivery of .webm video files. The change to the HTML is minor, and it's been part of...