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It would really be great if I could links media items in Director to files stored on my Amazon S3/Cloud Front area. I realize allowing Director to upload to these locations is problematic as there are permissions issues ( Director would need my Amazon credentials ) but an alternative to this, which would be useful for other locations as well, would be to allow me to simply enter a URL instead of uploading a file when uploading content.
Director would still be loaded on my web server, but it would then be able to reference content on another server or sub-domain. I think this would be a very powerful feature...
-micah
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I second this request.
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Topic seems a little stale, but I third that idea. Just for giggles I'm going to see what I can accomplish with some mod_rewrite rules for the next hour or so before I have to head to the office. If I get anywhere I'll post again. TT
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+!
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This would be a great feature and one that would be a big plus.
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A tutorial on how to do this with JW Player is at http://www.longtailvideo.com/support/jw … loudfront. This shows that with a player and Amazon's S3 and CloudFront it is possible now to do and would be great if Director had this capability to store photos/videos, especially videos due to their size, on not only using Amazon's S3 but others cloud vendors as well. But I would be happy if it supported just Amazon S3 for now as that would be a step in the right direction.
This is the next big step that Director and other CMS application have to take to exist over the long haul.
Steve
Last edited by overtsr (2011-02-05 21:11:59)
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this would be a great improvement both for performances and server space usage for big picture collections
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I have all of my WordPress websites running with CloudFront CDN; it takes a major load off of the web server, especially for very large image and video.
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