To keep up with the changing browser support landscape, as of version 2.4 Omeka uses HTML 5 audio and video tags when embedding audio and video, instead of the object and embed tags used by previous versions. If the file has data in its Title property, that text will be displayed as the alt text for that file whereever it appears on the site. If a file does not have any metadata (see above), Omeka uses the filename as alt text. You also may view or edit file metadata from the admin/items/show by clicking the file name under the heading "File Metadata." To add metadata, click the Edit button found to the right of the file name in admin/items/edit. You may add full Dublin Core metadata for every file uploaded. It allows you to upload multiple files directly into a folder on your server that you can then add in the items admin interface. To upload more than one file at a time, you may download and install the Dropbox plugin.
If you have a problem uploading files, please first check with your hosting service or your local server administrator.
These limitations vary from server to server and we cannot change this for you.
Please check with your server administrator, because these settings are server specific and not imposed by the Omeka system. If you have access to the config.ini file, you can manage thumbnail configuration. Thumbnail previews are created for all files types in Omeka 2.0. Once files are added to an item, you may click and drag the files into the preferred display order for both public and admin item pages. If you are having difficulty or receiving MIME Type errors, please see more information about adjusting the MIME Types or Accepted File Extensions in the section on managing security settings. Omeka Classic accepts most files and file types. When adding items to your archive, often you will upload one or more files (images, documents, et al) associated with that item.
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