Bunny.net download and collection / playlist import

Hello Christian,

I see Bunny Stream actually does provide a way of linking to the original video file. That could work with the FV Player Pro video downloads. I will check with Alec if we can add that feature into FV Player Pro easily.

Thanks,
Martin

Hello Christian,

FV Player Pro 7.5.25.7210 is out and you can now use [fvplayer_download id="1234"] to have it show the download link for your Bunny Stream video used in that FV Player ID.

Thanks,
Martin

Hello Christian,

Please check if that video link uses the same domain as what’s in wp-admin -> FV Player -> Bunny Stream Jobs -> Settings -> “Stream Library CDN Hostname”.

Other than that I don’t see what could be wrong. The fact that you see the m3u8 path in the download link is not a problem.

Thanks,
Martin

Hello Christian,

I’m not sure what could be wrong, please follow these instructions to provide debug information:

Please deactivate and delete the FV Player Pro plugin you are using, then hit “Install Pro extension” at the top of the wp-admin -> FV Player -> Settings screen.


Then switch to the Beta release using the steps from here if you are not already using it: https://foliovision.com/player/basic-setup/switching-fv-player-pro-to-beta


Finally install the Simple History plugin to which FV Player Pro logs the downloads: https://foliovision.com/player/features/sharing/video-downloading-with-simple-history#integration-with-simple-history

Now when you try to download a video you should see the following messages in Simple History when downloading a video (you can search by your user email address if there’s too much logs):

• User downloaded video {link} from ‘{post title}’ ({post ID}) IP {ip}
• Debug: It’s Bunny Stream video: {link}
• Debug: Actual download src: {link}

I wonder what output you get.

Thanks,
Martin

Hello Christian,

We like to selectively disable plugins on high traffic websites too. It can really lower the PHP processing time down to about 150 milliseconds.

Did you find that FV Player was slowing down anything or did it just ended up being disabled as it did not seem to be required for your homepage or archives?

It seems to me in your case you can continue only enabling FV Player on single articles, just make sure you do not show the download button outside of these pages.

Thanks,
Martin