Hey Martin,

thanks again for your help, I fixed the issue and feel kinda stupid now :)

After performing all the steps as described above I did not get any log entry for any download. This made me wonder, if the functionality is somehow completely blocked, and why the content of the m3u8 was sort of a website dump…

So I did dig a bit deeper only to find, that due to loading “””optimizations””” the FV Plugins scripts do not get loaded for homepage renders, only for posts and pages. My thinking here was that I only need them on the exact content with the videos in them.
So sorry for wasting your time on this issue, however I wonder if the script loading could be optimized in a way that it is only loaded for the content type where the videos are, like i.e. only for posts :)

Thanks again for pushing me into the right direction, keep up the good work,

Best
Christian

Hey,

with 7.5.29.7210 and 7.5.41.7212 PRO version (or something with bunny.net changed?) when using the download link option it now – again – downloads the playlist.m3u8 file instead of the actual video. I personally have not used the feature in the last weeks, it was only today reported by one of my users, so I can not say for sure when the functionality exactly it broke. Any idea what is happening here?

This is how the created link now looks like: https://[***]/?fvplayer_download=https%3A%2F%2Fvz-%5B***%5D.b-cdn.net%2F8%5B***%5Dd247d%2Fplaylist.m3u8&post_id=4%5B**%5D3&expire=1699123217&signature=5d%5B***%5Dd5

Thanks as always for the great plugin,

Best
Christian

Hey Martin,

thanks for your reply!
The option was already checked, which led me to think about how we import videos. We use a self written uploader for bunny.net, then we import the data given back by the API into fvplayer using your import function. This is an example string we create for import:

{
“player_name”: “player name”,
“status”: “published”,
“videos”: [
{
“caption”: ” caption_example”,
“splash”: “https://vz-[***].jpg”,
“src”: “https://vz-[***]/playlist.m3u8”
},

Maybe using the import does not check the duration (again)?
What I did also check: Importing the videos from bunny just using the playlist URL, the progress bar works fine in that case and the length is shown when hovering over the thumbnail.

Thanks and best,
Christian

Hi Martin,

thanks for your reply!

I tested posting a single video. It behaves in the same way as in playlist mode: single video and playlist videos both DO resume at the correct position with bunny.netm, like I already stated in my initial bug report.

But:
– with videos on vimeo the visible progress bar overlay on thumbnails is working
– with videos on bunny.net the progress bar is NOT visible, there is no progress bar at all, but videos do resume at correct position

Its a nice feature when using playlists to see at a glance which videos you have already watched (see above row in my screenshot), so it would be nice if this would work with bunny.net videos too.

Maybe I was not clear enough about the exact issue in my first post, sorry for that: its about the progress bar itself, not the “resume” at the correct position, that one works fine. :)

Keep up the good work, thanks!

Hey Maria, hey Martin,

thanks for the replies, looking forward to it :)

Best
Christian