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Move vimeo simulator out of the changemedia callback

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Calvin Montgomery 2014-07-09 21:55:49 -07:00
parent f36d2b0258
commit 2d0fe02a19
2 changed files with 56 additions and 48 deletions
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www/js/callbacks.js
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@ -874,53 +874,11 @@ Callbacks = {
data.url = data.id;
}
/*
VIMEO SIMULATOR 2014
Vimeo decided to block my domain. After repeated emails, they refused to
unblock it. Rather than give in to their demands, there is a serverside
option which extracts direct links to the h264 encoded MP4 video files.
These files can be loaded in a custom player to allow Vimeo playback without
triggering their dumb API domain block.
It's a little bit hacky, but my only other option is to keep buying new
domains every time one gets blocked. No thanks to Vimeo, who were of no help
and unwilling to compromise on the issue.
*/
if (NO_VIMEO && data.type === "vi" && data.meta.direct) {
data.type = "fi";
// For browsers that don't support native h264 playback
if (USEROPTS.no_h264) {
data.forceFlash = true;
}
/* Convert youtube-style quality key to vimeo workaround quality */
var q = {
small: "mobile",
medium: "sd",
large: "sd",
hd720: "hd",
hd1080:"hd",
highres: "hd"
}[USEROPTS.default_quality] || "sd";
var fallback = {
hd: "sd",
sd: "mobile",
mobile: false
};
while (!(q in data.meta.direct) && q != false) {
q = fallback[q];
}
if (!q) {
q = "sd";
}
data.url = data.meta.direct[q].url;
data = vimeoSimulator2014(data);
}
/* RTMP player has been replaced with the general flash player */
if (data.type === "rt") {
data.url = data.id;
data.type = "fi";

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www/js/util.js
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@ -2674,3 +2674,53 @@ function formatScriptAccessPrefs() {
});
});
}
/*
VIMEO SIMULATOR 2014
Vimeo decided to block my domain. After repeated emails, they refused to
unblock it. Rather than give in to their demands, there is a serverside
option which extracts direct links to the h264 encoded MP4 video files.
These files can be loaded in a custom player to allow Vimeo playback without
triggering their dumb API domain block.
It's a little bit hacky, but my only other option is to keep buying new
domains every time one gets blocked. No thanks to Vimeo, who were of no help
and unwilling to compromise on the issue.
*/
function vimeoSimulator2014(data) {
/* Vimeo Simulator uses the raw file player */
data.type = "fi";
/* For browsers that don't support native h264 playback */
if (USEROPTS.no_h264) {
data.forceFlash = true;
}
/* Convert youtube-style quality key to vimeo workaround quality */
var q = {
small: "mobile",
medium: "sd",
large: "sd",
hd720: "hd",
hd1080:"hd",
highres: "hd"
}[USEROPTS.default_quality] || "sd";
var fallback = {
hd: "sd",
sd: "mobile",
mobile: false
};
/* Pick highest quality less than or equal to user's preference from the options */
while (!(q in data.meta.direct) && q != false) {
q = fallback[q];
}
if (!q) {
q = "sd";
}
data.url = data.meta.direct[q].url;
return data;
}