I haven't put the resize functionality in for the audio player, as I didn't see a reason for it.....you're not looking at the audio, unlike the video.

Is this something you would need then? Could you explain why, just for my own curiousity.

I run an English learning membersite; my students would upload their voice recordings, and it's useful to be able to move from one part of the recording to another—having a bigger player makes this significantly easier. I hope this helps!

Very nice plugin, thank you  

Some limitations though

1 - The player doesn't show if the member is not allowed to "download attachments" 

2 - Would be nice to be able to remove the download button 

1 - correct. Why show the player if user can't play the file? (Download rights are required....otherwise the player is just trying to play a HTML Page displaying an error message)

2 - can be done in Chrome, but not other browsers (feel free to Google the 'Control List Settings' functionality i added to the plugin)

Edited March 29, 20187 yr by Nathan Explosion

 

1 - correct. Why show the player if user can't play the file? (Download rights are required....otherwise the player is just trying to play a HTML Page displaying an error message)

2 - can be done in Chrome, but not other browsers (feel free to Google the 'Control List Settings' functionality i added to the plugin)

It makes sense! Thank you

Just downloaded this.  I'm looking forward to using it!  Thank you.

Dumb question... So I can upload an avi/mpg/mp4 video to an article on Pages and it will appear as a video player when the article is viewed? I have been looking for something like this forever! I hope this is the case...

Yup.

So you are aware...that functionality is now available in the editor natively for video files as of IPS 4.3. You don't need the plugin if you are running 4.3 - I know that potentially costs me a sale hehe

Edited April 18, 20186 yr by Nathan Explosion

 

Yup.

So you are aware...that functionality is now available in the editor natively for video files as of IPS 4.3. You don't need the plugin if you are running 4.3 - I know that potentially costs me a sale hehe

Seriously? That is terrific news!!! When is IPS 4.3 scheduled to be released? I guess I'll just wait and not have to buy this when it won't be needed for IPS 4.3

I will search your other addons and see what I can buy. Guys like you need to be supported! ?

 

When is IPS 4.3 scheduled to be released?

It's already available, via the client area. IPS will be making it available over the auto-upgrader in the near future....they are doing a 'slow release' at present.

 

It's already available, via the client area. IPS will be making it available over the auto-upgrader in the near future....they are doing a 'slow release' at present.

Oh wow!! I guess I will be busy this weekend! hahaha Thanks again, brother!

What's fixed in v1.1.4

• initial IPS 4.3 compatibility release, fixing an issue where plugin was conflicting with the new native IPS video embed functionality.

Hi! Just updated to 4.3.1 and wanted to test this plugin, but it seems that my system doesn't see it... 

I can change any option, but just default forum features works (ex: there is no link under attached video, width size is always 100%, external mp4 or mp3 are not embedding)

What could it be my problem?

Send me site details and login information via pm please.

What's fixed in v1.1.5

• further fix to resolve conflicts with the new native IPS video embed functionality.

FYI, it seems your plugin breaks emojis added in 4.3. See my thread here:

When your plugin is disabled emojis work fine.

I'll take a look later this afternoon.

Just grabbed a few minutes to test this out, and I'm not seeing any obvious errors related to emoji when this plugin is enabled....no broken images like you display in the provided link above.

Scratch that - just spotted a possible problem.

Edited May 8, 20186 yr by Nathan Explosion

Found the issue, will hopefully have a fix out with other IPS 4.3 compatibility in a few days time.

@Rolle

Are you self-hosted? If so, would it be possible to get FTP access to your installations plugin\nehtml5audiovideoplayer folder?

I'd like to test out the fix for this issue to confirm it works (all good here, just want to be 100% sure) before I release the next update.

If it is possible, then send me over the ftp details and I'll login and put the fix in place manually.

@Nathan Explosion self hosted, yes. Unfortunately I can't give out FTP details. But if you PM me a diff, I can patch the files and test it for you.

What's new in v1.2.0

• plugin setting added to apply additional control over the native IPS embedded video functionality.
• plugin setting added to re-apply the 'Download attachments' permission to native IPS embedded videos.
  • see IPS 4.3 video bypasses download permissions for attachments for further details.

What's fixed in v1.2.0

• fixed a DOM parsing issue that resulted in emojis being presented in their ASCII format, causing a display issue if Twitter style or EmojiOne style emojis were being used.

 

causing a display issue if Twitter style or EmojiOne style emojis were being used.

Didn't fix on my board.

Then you best provide a link so that i can take a look then...can't help with the basic comment you have provided.

 

I run an English learning membersite; my students would upload their voice recordings, and it's useful to be able to move from one part of the recording to another—having a bigger player makes this significantly easier. I hope this helps!

FYI: still looking in to ways of handling this. Unlike the video tag, the audio tag doesn't have a 'height' attribute. It does have a 'width' attribute so I can make the audio player wider....just not higher. Will figure something out (maybe switch the audio tag for an embed tag instead)

Edited May 16, 20186 yr by Nathan Explosion

@uA_Y_C_A - give v1.2.1 a try out.

What's fixed in v1.2.1

• Further fixes for a DOM parsing issue that resulted in emojis being presented in their ASCII format, causing a display issue if Twitter style or EmojiOne style emojis were being used.