Adding Movies to Your Post
This video tutorial will show you how to add Videos to your post. Down-load either file below this is the technical information on uploading video. I couldn’t type it in here because it would display video where it shouldn’t.
WP – Embedding Video from Thomas Lothian on Vimeo.
The following services are supported for embedding video in a FIN Commons post.
- Youtube
- Google Video
- Metacafe
- Revver
- IFILM
- Blip.tv
- Videojug
- Veoh
- Dailymotion
- Movieweb
- Jaycut
- Myvideo
- Vimeo
- Viddler
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