added mov and webp support #30
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itsrachelfish
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Oct 28, 2024
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These changes only work when uploading files via the upload page. It is also possible to embed images and video by including them in a wiki page, for example:
img[https://download.havecamerawilltravel.com/sample-images/webp/webp-example.webp]
If you try to embed this image into a wiki page it returns an error:
image/webp: Unsupported format! Please use: jpg, gif, png, webm, gifv, mp4, or ogv
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was relatively simple, just a few things to check, added webp's to the thumbnail logic, and tested with transparancy and without and have confirmed this on my local instance. mov was generated with ffmpeg from an mp4 file. also works and displays with a default html5 video player