silviapfeiffer1

nimmolo

This plugin connects WordPress to your video channels on YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, or Dailymotion, and cross-posts the videos in WordPress automatically. For example, it finds all the videos of the user “Fred” on YouTube and adds them each as a new post on WordPress. The posts are created as a separate post type, “external-videos”, but can optionally be added to your posts page or news feed like regular posts. Your videos, once imported, can also be added to any other post via the media library, or presented in a gallery using the shortcode [external-videos]. There is also a widget to add a list of the most recent videos in a sidebar.

External Videos

Automatically syncs your videos from YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia or Dailymotion to your WordPress site.

Fabrizio Pivari

Image Crosspost plugin will crosspost (via email) every local image in a published post to the selected web services.
In detail: every time you publish a post, Image Crosspost extracts every local image (<img src=”http://www.local-site o absolute path) and using the alt and title description (or title of the post) will send an email to the supported web application with the images in the attach. From version 2.x the web applications supported are Flickr, Twitpic, Twitgoo, Twitrpix and img.ly. Post tags will become Flickr tags. You can set Flickr privacy uploading by email: Visible to friends, Visible to family, Visible to friends and family, Only visible to you, Visible to everyone.

Image Crosspost

Image Crossposting by email to Flickr, Twitpic, Twitgoo, Twitrpix, img.ly

External Videos vs Image Crosspost