Media

This module is an AJAX based solution to easily insert your Flickr photos into your posts.
It displays Flickr photos as thumbnails in a bar across the bottom of your node post form. Clicking on the thumbnail of a photo you want to use will then automatically insert the proper HTML snippet into your post. If you have tinyMCE enabled on a textarea you can click and drag an image into the textarea.

Provides a user friendly way to get images in to WYSIWYG textareas through a drag and drop interface. No pop-ups are used, and the goal is to make something that just works!

Below each node body text area is a strip of images. These can be filtered based on the image vocabulary terms.

A user then drags the image from the imagedrop palette on to the WYSIWYG editor.

Each node-type can have an image palette attached to it through the ?q=admin/settings/content-types configuration page.

This module is not yet feature complete.

Mobile Media Blog allows you to post media via e-mail or mobile phone.
It integrates with Mailhandler [1] and saves the submitted text as node and attaches all files sent with it.

This module now integrates with CCK Filefield [4] / Imagefield [5].
That enables you to use Views and/or Imagecache for display.

You may choose to use the inline module [2] to display attached files automatically.
The mailalias module [3] allows your users to provide more than on e-mail address for posting.

The webcomic module is designed to maintain an online comic or graphic novel. It can be used for simple strip-a-day comics as well as more complex graphic novels, where organization by storyline and issue are essential.

The slideshow transforms images attached to a post into a JavaScript enabled slideshow. Any post can have a slideshow. The slideshow can be placed above, below or within the content of the page.

Drupal 5 Flash Filter can now be found in the SWF Tools package. This package is fairly stable now and will have a formal release during May.

Q. What is different about flash_filter in SWF Tools?
-- While [flash:filename.flv] syntax is the same, it has different syntax for passing additional variables.
Q. What hasn't been ported yet?
-- The integration of 3rd party code for extracting meta data from swf

This allows you to use HTML-like tags as an alternative to HTML itself for adding almost any type of media to your posts for most of modern browsers both in windows & linux easily. It can also help you make Videos on GoogleVideo,YouTube, Ifilm, VSocial etc.(many more, refer to document for detail) embedded in your drupal page. And it just use php to highlight most of common used programming languages, like cpp,java,php,python,ruby etc. You need not install enscript or something like that on your webserver.

Since some files needed by the module are not contained in CVS according to DRUPAL policy ,please read documentation first in "Resources section", and download extra package before you install!

WebMedia allows users to embed a video stream into their website.

This module enables automatically importing directories as galleries of images on a per-date basis. For each gallery, a photobar preview of the gallery is created for display on the main-page.

Allows to use ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick as image toolkit for Image API in Drupal 7 and 8 core. This integration is based on invoking the convert binary through shell access to process images. The Imagick module is an alternative toolkit module that uses the Imagick PHP extension instead.