Question Is it possible to post video/music in forum?!

Hi,All

thank you guys to develop so good forum!
Just ask is it possible post video/music ?! My mean to upload my video/music from local mashine ,not from internet(like youtube...)

Greeting~
July

Doesn't look like it. You could use a plugin like Allvideos to do it.

Hi,
Allvideo is good,but if i wanna upload multi images from local

How should i operate?i wanna my user can upload multi images & music to post

thx

Multi-image/file upload is not possible at this time.

You can try JoomGallery there you can uplaod multiple Images and over the PlugIn fit into the Content....

Just a possibility or you wait till mutliple uploads are implemented in kunena...you can vote for it at uservoice

@july: the short answer to your question is a most definite, emphatic yes. Yes you can embed your own video or audio player in the forum - I'm assuming that's what your question was about. I answered this question a long time ago, in one of those forgotten "archived" discussions: www.kunena.com/forum?func=view&catid=5&id=5897 .

I'm sure, with a bit of intuition, you could adapt the solution to your specific needs.

Your specific question, though, (which I've paraphrased as) "how do I allow my users to upload files to my website" is answered by asking you, in return, "do you want to allow your users to consume your webhosting filespace?" If you don't mind your users depositing large files on your webserver, then go for it. Do you want specific instructions on (a) what configuration settings to change and (b) the folder that your users will deposit their files in?

july wrote

Allvideo is good,but if i wanna upload multi images from local ...

to which Grumblemarc wrote:

Multi-image/file upload is not possible at this time.

What do you mean by "multi images"? Do you mean "Can I upload a file that contains lots of images (like a video file)?" Or do you mean "Can I simultaneously upload lots of files as attachments to your users' posts?" It was the second of those two questions that, I believe, grumblemarc and lda answered ... but they might have been answering the wrong question.