After speaking with Morpheus, he suggested that I post this here. I am currently working on building a plugin for MP2 that is capable of displaying university course content streamed from a Mediasite server, and while I am quite familiar with the Mediasite API, I am very green when it comes to XAML so I am reaching out to the MP community to see who is interested in teaming up to help build this plugin.
Background Info:
Mediasite streams lectures that constist of videos (H.264 MP4) and slides (jpg) (some lectures may have just one either or both) that are synced with the video. My goal is to build a full featured plugin that enables the user to search, browse, and play this content in a more visually pleasing way.
Here's a link to a sample Catalog:
http://mediasite.video.ufl.edu/Medi...e754021/?state=olHQL8W7F8Cu0TfhJmeO&_suid=997
Here's a link to a sample of what type of content is produced by Mediasite :
http://mediasite.video.ufl.edu/Medi...?catalog=58a2c26a-048c-42de-8950-c7f68c1e7540
I was thinking a modified version of OnlineVideos might work. I could return a list of folders and when you select the folder then I can display a list of presentations that include a preview image, all the metadata, urls etc. Then they could click the presentation to play and the player would have two windows. One larger window for the slide content and a smaller window for the video. It would be cool if we could let the user swap them like the sample above. We would also need a settings screen so that we could store the username & password and URL for the mediasite API.
The GitHub repository is located here: https://github.com/VicDemented/MediaPortal-2
The plugin thus far has made some real good progress in a short amount of time. I was able to get a dev server setup with the kind folks at Sonic Foundry so that we could have a real environment to test against.
Thanks to Morpheus and his hard work, the UI is coming along nicely. Currently, the user browses for the presentation they want to watch via a list and once the video begins to stream the video plays on the left and the slides will be displayed on the right. The slides are synced with the video and if the user clicks on one of the slides in the thumbnail filmstrip it will jump the player to the point in the video where that slide is shown.
Background Info:
Mediasite streams lectures that constist of videos (H.264 MP4) and slides (jpg) (some lectures may have just one either or both) that are synced with the video. My goal is to build a full featured plugin that enables the user to search, browse, and play this content in a more visually pleasing way.
Here's a link to a sample Catalog:
http://mediasite.video.ufl.edu/Medi...e754021/?state=olHQL8W7F8Cu0TfhJmeO&_suid=997
Here's a link to a sample of what type of content is produced by Mediasite :
http://mediasite.video.ufl.edu/Medi...?catalog=58a2c26a-048c-42de-8950-c7f68c1e7540
I was thinking a modified version of OnlineVideos might work. I could return a list of folders and when you select the folder then I can display a list of presentations that include a preview image, all the metadata, urls etc. Then they could click the presentation to play and the player would have two windows. One larger window for the slide content and a smaller window for the video. It would be cool if we could let the user swap them like the sample above. We would also need a settings screen so that we could store the username & password and URL for the mediasite API.
The GitHub repository is located here: https://github.com/VicDemented/MediaPortal-2
The plugin thus far has made some real good progress in a short amount of time. I was able to get a dev server setup with the kind folks at Sonic Foundry so that we could have a real environment to test against.
Thanks to Morpheus and his hard work, the UI is coming along nicely. Currently, the user browses for the presentation they want to watch via a list and once the video begins to stream the video plays on the left and the slides will be displayed on the right. The slides are synced with the video and if the user clicks on one of the slides in the thumbnail filmstrip it will jump the player to the point in the video where that slide is shown.
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