Re: [Foundation-l] YouTube and Creative Commons

2011-06-04 Thread Mike Dupont
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 4:45 PM, Tanvir Rahman wrote: > formate. So, I think most of the YouTube videos need to be converted to ogv > (from mpeg or flv). Can we do that automatically with script? ffmpeg and or mencoder can do this, in theory it could run on toolserver, but those tools burn cpu big

Re: [Foundation-l] YouTube and Creative Commons

2011-06-03 Thread aude
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 6:24 PM, Aryeh Gregor wrote: > 2011/6/3 Jon Harald Søby : > > The only reason I can see for not allowing embedding is that > > embedding would be promoting YouTube > > Embedding YouTube videos in Wikimedia content would send IP addresses > and other information about Wikimed

Re: [Foundation-l] YouTube and Creative Commons

2011-06-03 Thread Aryeh Gregor
2011/6/3 Jon Harald Søby : > The only reason I can see for not allowing embedding is that > embedding would be promoting YouTube Embedding YouTube videos in Wikimedia content would send IP addresses and other information about Wikimedia users to Google. This is against Wikimedia's privacy policy,

Re: [Foundation-l] YouTube and Creative Commons

2011-06-03 Thread Platonides
Jon Harald Søby wrote: > With the news that YouTube will start letting users choose to upload their > videos under CC-by, what will be the way we deal with it? Should we open for > embedding videos directly from YouTube, or should they be uploaded to > Commons first? The only reason I can see for n

Re: [Foundation-l] YouTube and Creative Commons

2011-06-03 Thread Mono mium
No, we don't. Our video support is laughable. On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 8:09 AM, David Gerard wrote: > On 3 June 2011 15:45, Tanvir Rahman wrote: > > > We have uploaded images from Flickr, and Commons supports image formates > > like, jpg, png, svg, and others, but for videos it supports only ogv

Re: [Foundation-l] YouTube and Creative Commons

2011-06-03 Thread Tanvir Rahman
> > WebM videos on YouTube are in a free format. Do we accept WebM yet? > >From Commons page [1]: "WebM support will likely be added in the future. See this bug report [2] for its current status and this test wiki [3] for implementation tests." So, as of now, we don't support WebM. :S Regards,

Re: [Foundation-l] YouTube and Creative Commons

2011-06-03 Thread David Gerard
On 3 June 2011 15:45, Tanvir Rahman wrote: > We have uploaded images from Flickr, and Commons supports image formates > like, jpg, png, svg, and others, but for videos it supports only ogv > formate. So, I think most of the YouTube videos need to be converted to ogv > (from mpeg or flv). Can we d

Re: [Foundation-l] YouTube and Creative Commons

2011-06-03 Thread Tanvir Rahman
We have uploaded images from Flickr, and Commons supports image formates like, jpg, png, svg, and others, but for videos it supports only ogv formate. So, I think most of the YouTube videos need to be converted to ogv (from mpeg or flv). Can we do that automatically with script? Currently we have F

[Foundation-l] YouTube and Creative Commons

2011-06-03 Thread Jon Harald Søby
With the news that YouTube will start letting users choose to upload their videos under CC-by, what will be the way we deal with it? Should we open for embedding videos directly from YouTube, or should they be uploaded to Commons first? The only reason I can see for not allowing embedding is that e