Hello BDS1400,

currently this is not supported, you would have to put in some extra code. Here’s a jQuery library for detecting Flash which might help you: http://madhavvyas.blogspot.sk/2011/03/detect-flash-using-jquery.html

Other option could be to enable auto-buffering and then hide any player which throws in the Flash error using the JavaScript API, but I haven’t checked that.

That said, we will have a chat in our team and decide if we want this feature.

Thanks,
Martin

Hello Cribeiro,

I’ll go through your questions one by one:

2) To set the thumbnail, just click “Add Image” button next to the “Splash Image” entry field in the Add FV Flowplayer dialog. Read more about usage in our User Guide, although I see we need to update screenshots.

3) Our plugin checks your video file and sets the expire time to its length. If user runs out of the time, we show a sensible message for the user to reload the page as the link is expired.

6) If you entered proper keys and bucket name in Settings -> FV WordPress Flowplayer -> Amazon S3 Protected Content, just using simple URL should work, as the URL will get its Amazon S3 signature automatically. If this gives you an error message, there must be something wrong.

7) Finding out about RTMP – you can check your browser development console and check the Network tab to see if the MP4 file is downloading. If you don’t see it, then it goes via RTMP (it’s not visible there). Or you can just execute following from the browser’s JavaScript console after the video started playing: “console.log( flowplayer().video.src );”

Please let us know if you are still having issues. If you buy our plugin license, we can take care of your issues right on your site for you.

Thanks,
Martin

Hi Jinobi,

there were some issues with the insert video dialog before, but they were all resolved.

This may be some conflict with some other plugin.

1. Could you please send us a list of your plugins?
2. Could you please open the error console of your browser, then try to insert a video and let us know if any error message pops up in the console? If you are not sure how to use the error console, read the Step 3 of WordPress “Using Your Browser to Diagnose JavaScript Errors” guide

Thanks,
Martin

I upgraded to the latest 2.1.30 version but i still get the default html5 player and not the flowplayer shown in the above link. There are no javascript errors on the page, i have checked in firebug.
Now i have starting getting the error:
“Warning: Division by zero in C:xampplitehtdocswordpress-heygoatvwp-contentpluginsfv-wordpress-flowplayermodelsflowplayer-frontend.php on line 363”

Hello Peter,

I think that the player which shows for you is not FV Flowplayer, but the browser’s integrated HTML5 player. You can tell so by comparing it to the screenshot of FV Flowplayer here. I think that you control bar will be different than what he have here: http://s.wordpress.org/plugins/fv-wordpress-flowplayer/screenshot-1.png?r=749931

Next step would be to check your JavaScript error console and check if something is not breaking JavaScript on your site. Here’s how to open the console: http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/8525/how-to-open-the-javascript-console-in-different-browsers

Before doing so, please upgrade to 2.1.29 – latest version.

Thanks,
Martin

Hello Joachim,

sorry about the delay, when I open the page on iPad, it freezes on the black loading screen with the spinning progess indicator half of the time. It also says there is some JavaScript error on Line 1.

Is that the issue you were having? Does it happen without our plugin?

Thanks,
Martin

Hello Joachim,

sorry about the delay, when I open the page on iPad, it freezes on the black loading screen with the spinning progess indicator half of the time. It also says there is some JavaScript error on Line 1.

Is that the issue you were having? Does it happen without our plugin?

Thanks,
Martin

I tried this solution in order to embed my S3 video to my site, but (1) my management console isn’t giving me a video/mp4 option in the drop-down menu and (2) I wonder if I still have the protections that the Javascript EZS3 player gave me before I moved to Sensei? I liked that my video would only play on my URL, and I don’t know how to do that here. Of course, the biggest concern, like OP, is that I’m getting the application/octet error message but can’t follow through on your solution to fix it (but did find your suggestion VERY helpful, as I wasn’t able to get video to play at all until I combined your advice with someone else’s to install Flowplayer).

Hello Renee,

then this has to be a conflict with some other plugin.

You can try to check your JavaScript error console, there is probably some error (instructions here).

If this is a time sensitive fix which you need for your work, I would suggest you use our Pro plugin support. Or perhaps this issue won’t occur in new FV WP Flowplayer (with Flowplayer version 5).

Thanks,
Martin

Hi gersson,

That could be a problem in flowplayer core or some javascript error. Could you provide a link where the video is inserted?

Thanks,
Milan

Hello Roger,

it seems you have removed the link directory from your site, the link you posted does not work anymore.
I have also just checked the link robot in wp3.3.1, I haven’t experienced any issues. You might want to try to refresh your permalinks, just go to Settings > permalinks and click Save changes.

The other links to edit or trash should be working as well. They use ajax calls, so if you have some javascript errors on your page, they may misbehave.

Zdenka

Hello Sean,

we have tested the plugin in Chrome and it had played well. It seems to me you have some javascript errors on your page which might be preventing the Flowplayer javascript to execute properly. Please check your site for these errors first, as this is not something we can solve with our plugin.

Zdenka

Hello Amanda,

1. the issue with our image uploader should be related to permissions. Check the path in Settings -> Foliopress WYSIWYG -> Path to images on your web server and make sure it exists. If it does, you can ask your host administrators to fix permissions for that folder to be writable by your web server.

2. the issue with the WordPress uploader is even more weird. There must be some JavaScript issue on your post editing screen or some of WordPress files might be missing.

Check if you see any error messages in your web browser error console (you can use Web Inspector in Safari or Web Console in Firefox). If you do, you could start disabling plugins until you see which one was in conflict. Perhaps you installed some new plugins recently.

Thanks,
Martin

Hello Jelenko,

thank you very much for a nice bug report.

It looks like some of the PHP warnings might be damaging the JavaScript code present in the window. We check our error logs on our sites to make sure our plugins are not filling them with errors, but we haven’t seen these before.

Could you try to save the plugin options in WP Admin -> Settings -> Foliopress WYSIWYG to see if it works afterwards? The options are initialized properly together with the plugin, but there might be a glitch in that.

We will test your issues and see if we can get to the same error. We also prepare some performance tweaks for the new version.

Thank you,
Martin

Hi Simon,

I checked on the Mailpress issue and it’s really not working. However we want to make it compatible in one of the next versions.

We tested the Insert media button extensively and it’s working. Are you seeing any JavaScript errors in your Firefox? Can you create a test editor account on your site for me to see the problem?

Thanks,
M.