I need to find a script

Hello I want to find a script like php*video*scripts which is under investigation i guess.

I want to put thumbnails of videos on my site only the ones i choose from different places like youtube,myspace,google video and so on.
I want them to be able to watch the video on my site as well.

I tried youtube in a box script it automatically gets videos from youtube but some of the results are not what i want.

I would like for people to be able to register and have accounts on the site so they can be notified of new videos make comments on videos and so on.

Also need it to be easily modifiable so i can ad cpa ads or clickbank ads and so on and change things a little.

Where can I find this to download the cheaper the better hopefully free.

friend
the script which you want for site you cant get this on net
so you have to make this script from programer
if you want me to doo this so you can contact with i hope if i can help you

Hey I create something like what you wanted here. h**p://socialhoney.c0m

'...Posted a few days ago by Proxyprincess, here is one of the best. BE WARNED - The demonstration is of an ADULT application but you cn adapt to any type of video:

DEMO:


SCRIPT DOCUMENTATION Url:


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themagician

That is a nice script thanks a lot

look for RSS Media Grabber.

Err.. is this script used in an actual adult video site somewhere?

It looks like there are nice features in the script. They have a video embed feature which is cool.

But if you're going to allow folks to upload their own videos to your site that runs on this script, you'll probably need heaps of storage and bandwidth on your server/hosting plan

Or, how do you folks address the storage and bandwidth requirements?

I would rather build and flip sites running on this script

If you really want to play MPEG (non-MP4) or AVI in a web page, yes, you will need to embed a Media Player, with all the consequent codec, compatibility and stability problems that led people to using Flash video (and latterly HTML5) instead.
Non-Windows machines can play these files if they have suitable plugins and codecs installed, as long as you include a standard <object type="...">, or old-school <embed> tag inside the IE-specific<object classid="..."> ActiveX media player embedding.
However, yes, for viewer convenience most video-sharing sites do convert uploaded files into FLV, or—these days more likely—MP4 (which plays on recent Flash players as well as some HTML5 <video>implementations), possibly with OGV or WebM as well (for HTML5 browsers that don't implement MP4 for licensing reasons).