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Adding YouTube Videos and Audio
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22 Jun 2020 21:33 #7680
by Thomas Hunziker
Replied by Thomas Hunziker on topic Adding YouTube Videos and Audio
I was looking at
www.richlandhillsbc.com/stand-alone-sermons
When I click on the "watch" button, I get the following error message in the console:
SEC7111: HTTPS-Sicherheit beeinträchtigt durch www.youtube.com/v/QFytEjd3L80&hl=en_US&fs=1&autoplay=1
That's why I thought this may be the issue.
Can you please also check that you indeed use the player plugin and not the integrated deprecated player? In the SermonSpeaker options, you must set the "Player" parameter in the "Player" tab to "Use Plugins". And then make sure you have at least one SermonSpeaker player plugin installed and activated.
When I click on the "watch" button, I get the following error message in the console:
SEC7111: HTTPS-Sicherheit beeinträchtigt durch www.youtube.com/v/QFytEjd3L80&hl=en_US&fs=1&autoplay=1
That's why I thought this may be the issue.
Can you please also check that you indeed use the player plugin and not the integrated deprecated player? In the SermonSpeaker options, you must set the "Player" parameter in the "Player" tab to "Use Plugins". And then make sure you have at least one SermonSpeaker player plugin installed and activated.
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22 Jun 2020 21:56 #7681
by Tim Baker
Replied by Tim Baker on topic Adding YouTube Videos and Audio
I have tried these players:
MediaElement.js
PixelOut
Vimeo
Generic
If I use these players the Video AND the Audio do not work.
I left it set to MediaElement.js so that you can see what happens to both audio and video.
MediaElement.js
PixelOut
Vimeo
Generic
If I use these players the Video AND the Audio do not work.
I left it set to MediaElement.js so that you can see what happens to both audio and video.
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22 Jun 2020 23:00 #7682
by Thomas Hunziker
Replied by Thomas Hunziker on topic Adding YouTube Videos and Audio
It doesn't look like the setting is set to "- Use Plugin -". It does load the integrated JW Player on your site.
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22 Jun 2020 23:31 #7683
by Tim Baker
Replied by Tim Baker on topic Adding YouTube Videos and Audio
I had just changed it back because I need to leave for the day and I don't want the audio not working until I get back tomorrow morning.
I changed it back to Use Plugin and the plugin I am using is MediaElement.js.
Please let me know when you see it so I can change it back so that the audio will work.
I changed it back to Use Plugin and the plugin I am using is MediaElement.js.
Please let me know when you see it so I can change it back so that the audio will work.
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23 Jun 2020 17:48 #7684
by Thomas Hunziker
Replied by Thomas Hunziker on topic Adding YouTube Videos and Audio
Actually, the video works this way in the single sermon view. It's just not working on the popup for some reason.
I can have a look at this.
I also need to check why the audio files on Google Drive don't work with the player. But now I have a starting point.
I can have a look at this.
I also need to check why the audio files on Google Drive don't work with the player. But now I have a starting point.
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23 Jun 2020 18:46 #7685
by Tim Baker
Replied by Tim Baker on topic Adding YouTube Videos and Audio
Thank you so much.
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