Nathan Explosion

Yes, you would have to wait for it to download before it can be played. If you have the preload setting for audio set to either None or Metadata, then it will begin downloading when you click play. If you set it to Auto then it will begin downloading when you load the page (and therefore the player)

What's new in 2.2 Settings have been modified to allow the 'Replacement content to display' fields to be translated (please review plugin settings after upgrade to populate the fields with required information - old values will continue to work until plugin settings have been updated) Support for IPS Community Suite 4.3: this plugin has not been tested on IPS 4.3 as of yet, and will be tested during the beta phase of IPS 4.3 if you decide to upgrade your live site to IPS 4.3 during the beta phase, then please do not expect support for this plugin if there are any issues. if any updates are required for this plugin then they will be released as IPS 4.3 approaches later betas, and is closer to final release.

Anyone who downloaded v1.1.3 earlier, please update to v1.1.3a which I've just published - typo in there that I missed in my testing.

To save the dev having to ask the question - have you gone to the link that it provides to obtain a MapQuest API key, and obtained an API key and then put it in to the apps settings?

Not sure what version of IPS 4.2 that issue sneaked in at - I was using the 'ipsnoembed' attribute on remote links as indicating that they hadn't already embedded, which means 'fair game' for my plugin. Looks like that attribute is no longer being applied on remote links, so had to come up with another option. What's fixed in v1.1.3 fixed an issue where new remote links were not being converted to display the audio/video player.

Just tested it out here - yep, there's a problem with remote links. I'll take a look later and push out v1.1.3 when sorted.

'Can post html' is not required, as the plugin doesn't post any html. It converts the link when the post is displayed, not when it is submitted. Put up screenshots of your plugin settings, and provide a link that doesn't work.

What's fixed in v1.1.2 fixed an issue which affected blank field content in Pages databases.

I know what you mean - that is the "original link" It's up to you what you do with the CSS - just target the new 'neavplayer' class (just added in v1.1.1) in your custom.css to do what you want with it.

I can show you the code that the link takes but it's nothing to do with the plugin at all. The plugin will take this out if 'Display original link' is disabled, and do nothing to the link if the setting is enabled. It's simply the default link that is is put in by IPS when you add an attachment. <a class="ipsAttachLink" data-extension="core_Attachment" href="http://localhost/ips_42/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=24" data-fileid="24" rel="">a2002011001-e02-16kHz.wav</a> So that is what you target via you custom CSS. If I do any further development on the plugin then I can pop an additional class in to the link that you can then target if you wished to only change links for audio/video files. Stuff it....was easy to add so update released What's new in v1.1.1: Added 'neavplayer' class to the link that is left in place in the event that 'Display original link' option is enabled for audio or video.

What's new in v1.1 plugin has had a complete rewrite to reduce duplicated code and improve performance, as well as allow easier addition of new functionality as and when needed Audio/Video player can now be displayed in the following areas: Forums Pages Blogs Calendar Messaging Announcements granular permission functionality to control a group's ability to view the player depending on the type (audio/video) and location (local attachment or remote link) of the media item Preload functionality now specific to video and/or audio, instead of a global setting Added support for the Google Chrome supported 'controlsList' attribute, which allows the hiding of certain controls in the HTML5 video player. Important: after upgrading the plugin, please review the settings to adjust them as required to introduce the permissions/location functionality. Note: There have been some reports recently of other apps/plugins seeing settings disappear/resetting after some time or on app/plugin updates. If you do experience this issue, it may be prudent to uninstall/re-install the plugin.

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This is what you would expect to see on IPS 4.2.x: This is what you would expect to see on IPS 4.1.x (ignore the video reference...that's not in the live release):

The message is displayed regardless of violation or not - if you are not seeing it, via PM send me a link to your test site along with credentials to test it out (also, send me screenshots of what you have as your settings on each tab) As it's intended to display in the editor, wasn't planning on doing the above. But it shouldn't be difficult to add it in anyway - I do have an upgrade of the plugin that adds a number of additional checks but as the plugin didn't prove popular I put it on hold. I'll look at resurrecting it in the next few weeks.

Just to add some comic relief - a colleague of mine saw this topic over my shoulder earlier today. He asked what cryptocurrencies I was monitoring, and advised me to get out of the one in this post as soon as possible:

I've added a request for a 'fix' for this in the Feedback & Ideas forum:

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.

And it appears to be an issue with Chrome's response to the headers sent by IPS in applications\core\interface\file\attachments.php (this is a Chrome bug, more than IPS - I could reproduce this without IPS involved entirely if I changed my server's configuration to not respond to partial-content requests) Go to the following page in Chrome - 3 representations of the same file, on a page that is independent of IPS and the plugin. Test all 3, and I reckon number 3 is the one that won't work for you either. https://test.ynwa.tv/player.html If I can figure out a way to patch this without a direct file edit, and using a hook instead, then I will include it in the plugin - but this is not an issue with the plugin at all (for other's reference)

1) I am still doing my own investigation on this. 2) Go ahead...you have settings available to set the initial default size of the video player (as the admin) and a setting to allow resizing of the video player (as the user) by dragging the bottom right corner.

I can help with any questions regarding thumbnails, so that people understand that it isn't the plugin that is generating them.... @opentype is just providing you with the ability to use them. Every Youtube video will have at least 7 thumbnails automatically generated by Youtube - these thumbnails for the following video are listed below: Player Background Thumbnail (480x360 pixels) https://i1.ytimg.com/vi/DECp8LKurKs/0.jpg Start Thumbnail (120x90 pixels) https://i1.ytimg.com/vi/DECp8LKurKs/1.jpg Middle Thumbnail (120x90 pixels) https://i1.ytimg.com/vi/DECp8LKurKs/2.jpg End Thumbnail (120x90 pixels) https://i1.ytimg.com/vi/DECp8LKurKs/3.jpg High Quality Thumbnail (480x360 pixels) https://i1.ytimg.com/vi/DECp8LKurKs/hqdefault.jpg Medium Quality Thumbnail (320x180 pixels) https://i1.ytimg.com/vi/DECp8LKurKs/mqdefault.jpg Normal Quality Thumbnail (120x90 pixels) https://i1.ytimg.com/vi/DECp8LKurKs/default.jpg There are also 2 other thumbnails that may or may not be generated, depending on the choice of the video uploader, but the above are the 7 that are always created. There are no others that @opentype can give you access to via this plugin.

OK - it's achievable for Chrome as version 58 onwards has support for an attribute called 'controlsList' which allows you to disable some items such as full screen and dowload, so I'll add that in as soon as I can (Support for that attribute appears to be limited to Chrome v58 and above, and Opera v45 and above)

Possibly - again, I'm assuming Chrome here? (knowing web browser being used, and asked about, helps immensely as each browser will have different implementations of the html5 video and audio tags)

Thanks - I'll take a closer look tomorrow when I have time, but it's in the realm of browser support by the looks of it. As mentioned several times - the plugin is designed to present the player to the user, and based on what you've stated then it is doing what it is designed to do. From there, you are in to the area of whether the browser supports the playback of that file type and codec. Anyway, I'll provide a report tomorrow on my testing and findings - I do have another theory, so feel free to ping me a link to your site where you have these files uploaded (along with credentials if needed) as I'd like to see how it looks/behaves on your site & server.

Can you clarify what you mean by 'see' and 'shown' please...questions (yes/no answers will suffice) 1) Do you see the video player displayed? Yes or no. 2) Do you see the audio player displayed? Yes or no. That's all.