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7.11
CGI
This example consists of 2 parts:
and
searches for
uploaded files to encode and allows the user to select one while giving the option to set values for most
of the engine’s functions. The engine options are separated into sections that map to the engine’s include
files.
To use this example navigate to
in your web browser, select a file from the list, set any of
the desired options and click the encode button. The selected options are submitted to
which runs the encode loop.
Default file locations used by the scripts:
: /var/www/cgi-bin/flixmedia/in ($indir in
: /var/www/cgi-bin/flixmedia/overlay ($overlaydir in
: /var/www/cgi-bin/flixmedia/out ($outdir in
7.11.1
flix2_sample.cgi
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
##==========================================================================
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Copyright (c) On2 Technologies Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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##--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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File:
$Workfile$
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$Revision$
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Last Update: $DateUTC$
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#flix2_sample.cgi
#expose API functions available in the perl bindings
#submits a form to process_sample.cgi which makes calls to libflixengine2.so
#through the bindings
use CGI qw(:standard -no_xhtml);
use On2::flixengine2 ();
#ensure Flix Engine module existence prior to process
$| = 1; #auto flush
my $prefix
= "/var/www/cgi-bin/";
my $indir
= $prefix."flixmedia/in/";
#src file directory
my $overlaydir = $prefix."flixmedia/overlay/"; #overlay image file directory
print header;
print <