That’s a URL to embed videos via an <iframe>, not for use inside the shortcode. If you’re doing something like this do_shortcode('[KGVID]' .site_url().'/?attachment_id='.$post->ID.'&kgvid_video_embed[enable]=true'[/KGVID] then that won’t work. You’d have to do something like do_shortcode('[KGVID id='.$post->ID.'][/KGVID].
I’m not sure I understand exactly what you’re doing with this URL. Can you give me some more details or a link to a page where you’re having problems?
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jse4
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Sure I’m doing it using an Iframe.
http://nanufilms.tv/recent-work/
The first one (SADIA) is not working because is a new video.
Thanks!
You’re not outputting a video ID for that particular video. I don’t know what the code is that you’re using to generate it, but the ones that work all have onClick methods like this Juna_IT_Video_Gallery_Thumbnails_Big_Clicked('http://nanufilms.tv/?attachment_id=1989','2') and the one that doesn’t work is Juna_IT_Video_Gallery_Thumbnails_Big_Clicked('http://nanufilms.tv/?attachment_id=','1') so since there’s no attachment id there’s no video. The iframe link is http://nanufilms.tv/?attachment_id=?autoplay=1&kgvid_video_embed[enable]=true I’d have to see the code you’re using to generate these onClick links to help more, and I’m happy to help, but I don’t think this is a problem with my plugin.
One thing I can help with is the autoplay. The autoplay=1 argument isn’t going to do anything with my plugin and it’s not a good idea to have two ?s in a URL. It should work better if you change it to http://nanufilms.tv/?attachment_id=XXX&kgvid_video_embed[enable]=true&kgvid_video_embed[autoplay]=true
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This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by
Kyle Gilman.
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jse4
(@jse4)
Thanks for reply.
I solved my issue. Now Im having another trouble. If you check again this webpage in some videos the quality switcher is showing only a ‘p’ as quality and its not recognized as best quality available.
There is some way to fix that? Thanks!!
Your videos are uploaded to a custom folder. Are you using a plugin for that?
In the Media Library do you see dimensions listed on the right side of the page for the videos you’re having trouble with? For example, the SADIA-TRADUTORA video should look like this:
File name: SADIA-TRADUTORA.mp4
File type: MP4 (video/quicktime)
File size: 13 MB
Length: 0:30
Audio Format: mp4
Audio Codec: ISO/IEC 14496-3 AAC
Dimensions: 1920 × 708
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jse4
(@jse4)
It looks exactly like that!
I’m using a plugin for upload video to custom folder (Media Library+)
Thanks!
Sorry for the delay, in my tests the Media Library Plus plugin added a blank _attached_file entry to the database which my plugin wasn’t prepared for. I modified the query in order to make it work. I’ll release it soon, but if you want to fix it in the meantime, find line 738 in video-embed-thumbnail-generator.php and change it from
$search_query = "SELECT post_id FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE meta_key = '_wp_attached_file' AND meta_value LIKE RIGHT('%s', CHAR_LENGTH(meta_value))";
to
$search_query = "SELECT post_id FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE meta_key = '_wp_attached_file' AND meta_value LIKE RIGHT('%s', CHAR_LENGTH(meta_value)) AND LENGTH(meta_value) > 0";
I released version 4.6.16 today, which includes this fix. I think it has solved your problem, but please let me know if you have any more issues.