Description:
-AutoMedia Plugin automatically embeds videos and music from different sites in posts. The plugin recognizes the posted URL and shows the videos/audios. You don't need to insert any MyCode.
-It can also embed various media files from almost any website. The plugin recognizes the file type in the URL and embeds the media file in your post.
-Embedding can be disabled for single links by using MyCode tags [amoff]URL[/amoff]
-The embedding can be enabled/disabled in ACP Settings.
-Embedding can be disabled for Guests and certain usergroups in ACP Settings.
-Embedding can be enabled for certain forums only in ACP Settings.
-Embedding of adult site videos can be enabled optionally.
-Embedding can be enabled/disabled for every single site and file type in ACP Settings.
-The plugin also adds in "User CP" a new menu item "AutoMedia"with a select box. Every user can set whether he wants embedding enabled (Yes (default)) or disabled (No). If he chooses "No" he will only see the links in posts instead the embedded videos/audios.




Currently the following sites and file types are supported:

• Youtube (and YT Playlist Videos)
• Dailymotion
• Google Videos
• MyVideo
• Veoh
• Clipfish
• Vimeo
• Metacafe
• Photobucket Videos
• Divshare Video + Audio
• Myspace Videos
• Megavideo
• Yahoo Videos
• Streetfire
• Sevenload
• Facebook Videos
• Last.fm Music
• Guba
• Clipshack
• TwitVid (Twitter)
• Brightcove
• Clipjunkie
• Tudou
• MP3 Audio
• FLV Flashvideo
• SWF Flash
• MP4 Video
• DivX Video
• AVI Video
• MOV Quicktime Videos
• RM/RAM Real Media
• WMV/WMA Windows Media
• MPG/MPEG Video
  ##since v1.1.2:
• Collegehumor
• MTV Movies/Trailer
• MTV Music Videos
• BBC iPlayer Videos/Radio (Videos UK only)
• Lustich.de Videos
• Hulu Videos (US only)
• Traileraddict
• Apple Trailers
  ##since v1.1.4:
• Viddler
• Blip.tv
• TrTube
• Break.com
• Sapo.pt
• Futebol Sapo.pt
• Trilulilu
• Rutube
• Gametube
• Gametrailers
• 6 different adult video sites (disabled by default)
  

UK, January 6, 2010 - Blu-rays could be getting even bigger as Sony and Panasonic have announced they have developed technology that ups the storage potential by some 8.4GB – an increase of just over 33%.

Blu-rays at present hold some 25GB of data on a single layer and the proposed improvements would bring this figure up to 33.4GB. The enhancement – news of which comes courtesy of Blu-ray.com - would utilise existing readers and discs, with a simple firmware update all that would be required to implement the change.

This of course could have a huge knock-on effect for the PlayStation 3, although the new technology still awaits approval from the Blu-ray Disc Association.

testing this out lol