I think you need to install “FFmpeg” library in your CQ environment.Following are the steps on how to install “FFmpeg” library.1. Download the appropriate version of FFmpeg (Based on operating system, and architecture) from http://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html a. For QA Linux (Solaris SPARC, SunOS), ffmpeg we can be downloaded from http://johnvansickle.com/ffmpeg/ b. For windows7, 64bit http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/win64/shared/ffmpeg-20131017-git-0bf8580-win64-shared.7z2. Unzip the package a...

You can use QueryBuilder API for this. ResourceResolver my_resourse_resolver; Session my_session; QueryBuilder my_builder; Map my_map; PredicateGroup my_predicate_group; Query my_query; SearchResult my_search_results; my_resourse_resolver = a_request.getResourceResolver(); my_session = my_resourse_resolver.adaptTo( Session.class ); my_builder = my_resourse_resolver.adaptTo( QueryBuilder.class ); my_map = new HashMap(); my_map.put( "path", a_path ); my_map.put( "type", "cq:Page" ); // Define sort...

You need to write custom js and listeners to implement this.(1) Create a js function to compare dates:\/***Compares dates and return values in 0,-1,1,2**/MyUtility.compareDate = function(a_dateOne ,a_dateTwo){ var returnVal = 'default'; var l_dateOne; var l_dateTwo; l_dateOne = a_dateOne.split('/'); l_dateTwo = a_dateTwo.split('/'); if(l_dateOne[2] == l_dateTwo[2] && l_dateOne[1] == l_dateTwo[1] && l_dateOne[0] == l_dateTwo[0]){ returnVal = 0; } else if(l_dateOne[2] > l_dateTwo[2]){ returnVal = ...

Try OOTB reference (/libs/foundation/components/reference) component or you can use query builder to search and display content related to a specific content type.