Hi Wei sorry to take so long to get back to you. answers below.
On Thu, 2009-03-05 at 14:20 -0800, wei zou wrote: > Greetings, everyone: > > Plumi is a nice platform, especially thanks to the efforts made to push > out the minor versions, which are not bleeding edge but more practical. > > My question is: Can Plumi 0.23 work without turning the transcoding > function on? I mean when users upload flv, rm, wmv, asf, esc. those will > be directly displayed and played by viewers, without changing every > format to flv. This is like what p4a.video does. Plumi provides a whole > package, that attracts me. > Yes you can run with 'indytube' turned off. You should be able to use the vPIP javascript - give each video a 'vPIP' subject keyword. You could of course upgrade to a new versions or switch entirely to mv_embed, or new some other method to switch in the appropriate html for the user's browser version/operating system, so that they can see the video properly. > Another thing is: when I try to install Plumi using buildout, some error > happens, mentioned that py 0.92 can not be installed. I don't know if > this is because I used a different version of Python or due to the > buildout breakout. > I realise its been a long time in reply, but if you still have the error, let us know. > I understand that Plumi currently works with Zope instance but not Zeo. > My question is then: how many concurrent users can the website host > (assuming unlimited bandwidth, ideally). > We generally use an Apache2+Squid+Plone setup, so that the squid "reverse proxy" buffers the zope instance as much as possible. I dont have exact figures of the highest load a plumi site has been able to sustain. > Thank you very much for the help, > > Wei > > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.plumi.org/listinfo/discuss andy --
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