1.2.4
Bug Fixes
- add S3 Path to the destination path (#24) #24 (Erich Simmons)
Chores
- markdown adjustments (Chris)
- fix incorrectly documented publish command (#23) #23 (Victor-Emil Rossil Andersen)
Push over the same URL. A password will not work: create a token under access tokens and use it in place of one.
🎥 This package allows you to easily integrate with AWS MediaConvert.
24 releases, newest first.
56072ff: Update README.md (Glenn Michael Torregosa)This is the first major version release of this package. The roadmap for v1 will include making it, even more, user & beginner-friendly by elaborating on the "Simple Usage API".
MediaConvert::path('video.mkv') // the s3 path to the file inside the bucket defined in your config (filesystems.disks.s3.bucket)
->optimizeForWeb() // will generate an optmized MP4 for you
->withThumbnails(int $framerateNumerator, int $framerateDenominator, int $maxCaptures, $width = null, $nameModifier = null, $imageQuality = 80) // will generate thumbnails from the video for you, e.g. poster images
->saveTo('my-optimized-video.mp4'); // output file name
->createJob();If anyone sees any improvements or has feature requests, please let us know. 🙂
Features:
Please note, this upgrade will "require" you to add the account URL to your .env/config file.
ConvertablePlease rename your config file to media-converter.php
Other than that, this minor version release does not include any functionality changes.
While the code is fully functional and used in production environments, we have plans to extend the API and possibly adjust it slightly with the version 1 release. This should help improve the onboarding process and lower the learning curve when starting with AWS MediaConvert.