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• Spiced Works » Blog Archive » Cosette // Feb 21, 2007 at 10:50 pm

  [...] pour un premier test du plugin FLVPlayer, je vous propose de matter la vidéo de Cosette datant de la licence ATC. A la base nous devions [...]

• Heliologue // Feb 21, 2007 at 12:13 pm

  

  For Wordpress 2.1, the XHTML fix also needs to be applied to wp-includes/post-template.php or the character will still be escaped.

• jan // Feb 20, 2007 at 5:54 pm

  

  hi eyn! thanks for this great plugin!

  in the flv-embed.php I changed line 88 from:

  $lightcolor = ($flv_lightcolor == “000000″) ? “” : “&lightcolor=0x$flv_frontcolor”;

  to:

  $lightcolor = ($flv_lightcolor == “000000″) ? “” : “&lightcolor=0x$flv_lightcolor”;

  now the rollover-color works!!

• mark // Feb 20, 2007 at 12:06 pm

  

  I have upgraded to .2 version. On my first video post it leaves a large white space around the video. Why does it do this, and how can I fix this?

  Relating to my problem stated above I have discovered something very strange. If I edit and change the [flv:] statement it won’t display correctly anymore. I have to retype the whole statement. For example if I put in this line:

  [flv:http://mp3.tenniswood.com/blog/movie.flv 640 480]

  and I save my page everything works. Then if I go back and edit this statement to something else like:

  [flv:http://mp3.tenniswood.com/blog/movie.flv 480 320]

  then it will not display - it will squash everything down and only show me the control bar. If instead of editing the [flv:] statement I retype it completely, everything works ok again.

  Is this a bug? why does it do this?

  And thank you eyn for this product. If I can make it work I will donate to you for your hard work!

• lessrain blog » Blog Archive » Flash: FLV Topic // Feb 20, 2007 at 7:12 am

  [...] FLV Embed is a WordPress plugin made to simplify the process of adding FLV videos into your blog. [...]

• eyn // Feb 19, 2007 at 12:34 pm

  

  Instead of comment out the code, you should just changed the overstretch option to “fix”, that is the default settings for FLV Player (but this plugin is default to “true” for proportional stretching). I tried your video using “true” and indeed it doesn’t work. What “true” does is to stretch the video proportionally, maybe the video has error with its meta tags. If you use “fix” it will work i.e. stretch to fill the video screen. :)

• Aaron // Feb 19, 2007 at 6:26 am

  

  Eye

  Apologies. After I posted my last message I have commented out the overstretch setting in your php script to fix the problem.

  I still think there is a bug though. Try creating a draft post using this video and see if you can get it to stretch?

• eyn // Feb 18, 2007 at 7:40 pm

  

  Aaron, the video does stretch to fill the whole video screen, I tried it in Firefox 1.0.9, IE 7 and Opera 9 without problem!

• Aaron // Feb 17, 2007 at 3:43 pm

  

  Hi Eyn

  Thanks for the upgrade. I’ve noticed something strange happening in v0.2.

  Have a look at Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us

  This video is being taken straight from YouTube, using this location: http://chi-v159.chi.youtube.com/get_video?video_id=6gmP4nk0EOE.flv

  However, it is not stretching to fill the video screen, or even when i click full screen no stretching occurs. I have already tried experimenting with Overstretch settings with no joy.

  Interestingly I dont have this problem using a video hosted on my server, only this one off YouTube. This was not a problem using v0.1.

  Any ideas?

• eyn // Feb 16, 2007 at 8:29 pm

  

  Hi folks, FLV Embed 0.2 has just been released, take a look at the change log to see what has changed since 0.1. Someone asked for an option to show/hide the controller bar and I’m glad to say it is now possible with the latest version of this plugin.

  Bruce, you shouldn’t put in the full path on your server, please try using an absolute link to the file e.g. http://yourblog.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/kelly.flv

  mark, you should send me a link to the problem page so I can help you more on that. You might want to try the latest FLV Embed too just to see if that fixes your problem.

  Rick, those posters from your site do work in my Firefox, I’m using 2.0.0.1.

  Aaron, buffer length option has been added to the latest version of this plugin.

  jef, this plugin should work in IE, I’m not sure about WordPress 1.5.2 though, you should really upgrade to WordPress 2.1 for better security and functionality of latest plugins.

• jef // Feb 16, 2007 at 5:16 pm

  

  so anyone know how this plugin work on IE? im using wordpress 1.5.2

• Aaron // Feb 16, 2007 at 5:02 pm

  

  Hi Eyn

  Is there a way we can set the buffer length as a flashvar in the PHP script?

• Rick // Feb 14, 2007 at 2:33 pm

  

  I have the plugin working but the poster image only shows up in Internet Explorer and not in the latest version of Firefox. Both browsers can play the file fine but the poster is not there in FireFox.

  Any ideas?

  Rick Smith

• keith // Feb 13, 2007 at 10:59 am

  

  Great plugin. Now, I don’t have to depend very much on YouTube or any other form of Shockwave or Flash media.

• mark // Feb 13, 2007 at 2:26 am

  

  i’m only getting the control bar to display. the height is crushed down no matter what i set it at in the flv: command. Any thoughts? Is my theme doing some thing funky to the player?

  i do have the statement in there.

• Bruce // Feb 12, 2007 at 9:37 pm

  

  I am having problems with FLV. the player shows up on the page, but nothing plays. What kind of path am I supposed to be using for this to work. Using wordpress on a mac and flash movies are in the uploads directory.

  [flv:/www/wp-content/uploads/kelly.flv 320 240]

  That is the full path on my server. Please can someone help??

  Bruce

• eyn // Feb 11, 2007 at 4:34 am

  

  mwills, your problem lies with your WordPress theme header, which doesn’t call the wp_head() function, a standard function that is required for many plugins to work properly. Adding <?php wp_head(); ?> to your WordPress theme header template (before </head>) should solve your problem.

  scav, I do notice the problem with lightbox since I’m using lighbox too on this site. Unfortunately, currently I don’t have the time to try out the solution proposed but if anyone do figure out how to solve this FLV Player vs. lightbox problem, please let me know and save me some time! :p

  Aaron, interesting iPod concept with roll-out screen there, maybe we can indeed get something like that in the near future! Anyway, back to your request, as far as I know FLV Player doesn’t support such a feature. It could possibly be done by tweaking the source code of FLV Player but I don’t have that much experience with Flash so you might want to seek help elsewhere or request such a feature on the official FLV Player thread.

• Aaron // Feb 10, 2007 at 7:53 pm

  

  Hi Eyn

  Thanks for this fantastic plugin. I’ve just installed it and got it up and running on FF and IE7 with no problems at all. If you’re interested have a look at my Conceptual iPod with roll-out screen using your great little plugin. Thank you very much!

  PS - a feature request - would it be possible to display the first frame of the movie instead of the poster frame?

• miLienzo.com » iPod flex // Feb 10, 2007 at 7:36 pm

  [...] just installed the very impressive FLV Embed plugin, for embedding, you guessed it, FLV movies. Which means Flash movies, in case you were [...]

• scav // Feb 10, 2007 at 10:32 am

  

  Hello,

  Thanks for the great plugin!

  I’ve got a problem when using a video and lightbox at the same site - when opening a picture via lightbox the flv player is on top and hides part of the lightbox script/picture (see my website for an example).

  I tried this
  http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_15523
  to solve the problem, but it did not solve the problem. Do you have an idea how to fix this?

  Thanks!

  scav

• mwills // Feb 9, 2007 at 4:11 pm

  

  http://apps.dennews.com/multimedia/?p=5 Ahhhhh! help. I can’t get it to work. someone check my code.

• Mike // Feb 7, 2007 at 12:19 pm

  

  Great plugin! I’ll have to admit I was skeptical if it would work. But I went ahead with it and it worked flawlessly. So easy to use. I highly recommend this plugin to anyone trying to get flv files on their posts.

  Thank you!!

• jef // Feb 2, 2007 at 9:53 pm

  

  i’ve tried this plugin. first, it was OK with my Ie then after a while.. it doesn’t show :( i’ve tried a lot of plugins and solution for the flash player i got but it seem doesn’t work well on Ie :(

  too bad!

• eyn // Feb 2, 2007 at 7:39 pm

  

  Thomas, you might be able to fix the mp3 player using the ufo.js script. To do that, you might want to read the usage details that can be found in the documentation of ufo.js.

  mssblue, your problem most likely lies with your FLV files i.e. it might not be encoded properly. You can try fixing your FLV files with FLVMDI. I don’t have any experience working with this software so I can’t provide you much help with that. The metadata you should look at is probably the duration of the movie.

  jacob, it is not possible to not show the controller at the moment, not until the FLV Player support such a feature. I’m not sure about the 12px problem you have there, you might have assumed the wrong dimension of your FLV files, but if this problem happens to all your FLV files you might want to show me some examples.

  Jan, what do you mean by default poster frame? Like having the common poster frame for all the FLVs across your site? It is doable if that’s what you want, I can consider implementing such an optional feature in my next version. ;) Still, there might be some problems as the FLVs across your site might be in different dimension and having a common poster frame means you assume their dimensions are the same.

• Jan // Jan 30, 2007 at 9:15 pm

  

  Thank you for the great plugin.

  Is it possible to set a default poster frame?

• jacob // Jan 30, 2007 at 8:15 pm

  

  Hey! THANKS for a SUPER plugin! had to try 4 other stupid plugs before yours!!!
  GREAT JOB!!

  is there any way of NOT SHOWING the controller?

  and a little strange thing - had to make the height of my movie 12px lower to make it present without black letterboxing..

  but again THANKS
  jacob

• Evan // Jan 26, 2007 at 2:20 pm

  

  Right you were, CP now allows us to upload FLV. Looks like my problem is solved — except that it automatically resizes the videos to 360×240, but that’s not that big a deal.

• mssblue // Jan 26, 2007 at 7:49 am

  

  I have a problem where I can’t skip to a specific time in the video. Does it depend on the flv that was played? Am I encoding it the wrong way? Or o I need to tweak something?

• Evan // Jan 26, 2007 at 1:41 am

  

  Thanks all! I’ll check into CP’s flash video options, but if there are any — they sure haven’t told me about it.

• Thomas Herold // Jan 26, 2007 at 12:37 am

  

  Great plugin! - I was long looking for a good solution and it solves the nasty IE 6.0 “Click here to activate” problem.

  Question: I have a mp3 player embedded (no plugin) that has the same IE 6.0 problem. I s there any way I can make use of the ufo.js script to fix the IE problem here as well?

  Thank you

  Thomas

• eyn // Jan 25, 2007 at 10:36 pm

  

  Hi Evan, SWFObject mentioned by Ryan will most likely suit your needs, but if you want something similar to what I offered in this plugin then you should use ufo.js instead. What this plugin does is basically includes ufo.js in the XHTML head section, then spits out the code that call the Flash object in ufo.js. You should read the readme of Flash Video Player to learn more, all the code you need to implement the player is there.

• Ryan // Jan 25, 2007 at 9:41 pm

  

  Evan - Try SWFObject (http://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/). College Publisher hasn’t launched a Flash Video solution yet? They told us they would have it done last year sometime…

• The Underachiever Life » FLV Player Joy » Blog Archive // Jan 25, 2007 at 7:49 pm

  [...] There is a super cool super easy plug-in that I use called FLV Embed [...]

• Evan // Jan 22, 2007 at 6:39 pm

  

  Is there a way to implement this on non-WP sites?

• LadyBird // Jan 17, 2007 at 5:29 pm

  

  Thank you for the fast answer.

  I will try this

• eyn // Jan 17, 2007 at 5:17 pm

  

  LadyBird, to center align your video you need to add the following CSS code to your theme’s CSS or you can have a look at my MyCSS plugin which should make styling more intuitive, easy and portable:

  #player1, #player2, #player3 {text-align: center;}

  Depending on how many player you plan to insert into a single post, you can keep appending the selector with “#player$” where “$” is the max number of video player you expect to put in a single post.

• LadyBird // Jan 17, 2007 at 2:26 pm

  

  Please I need help

  how can I “align” the video in the middle?

• Alan // Jan 17, 2007 at 10:54 am

  

  Never mind, my text control was set to wpautop.

• Alan // Jan 17, 2007 at 10:48 am

  

  Working great, a much cleaner implementation than my previous use of iframes.

  Might be worth mentioning that a post needs to have formatting turned off- my first attempt borked because WP was putting BR and P tags around the code.

• » Blog Archive » Flash videos in Wordpress from AE?! Too cool! // Jan 17, 2007 at 3:16 am

  [...] And low and behold I stumbled on Jeroen Wijering’s FLVplayer site. I tried to use his software back in the dark days (before Wordpress) and gave up. But on his links today, I saw mention of a WordPress FLV embed on Jaosan’s site. A quick download and five minutes later I’m showing Flash files in my blog. I think I’ll donate ten buck$ each to both of them for some great software… and still be ahead of the game. Wow! [...]

• Alex // Jan 16, 2007 at 7:07 pm

  

  Nevermind - I figured it out. I had a space between “[flv:” and the url itself. Now that I’ve eliminated the space - it works great. Many thanks.

• Alex // Jan 16, 2007 at 6:56 pm

  

  I am attempting to move from QuickTime video into flash video. I’ve installed your plugin and it seems to be active but the video won’t play. I’m not sure what I’ve done wrong. Can you tell by looking at my site?

  At the bottom of this page… http://xanderdigitalmedia.com/XDM_WordPress/?page_id=5

  Thank you!

• eyn // Jan 15, 2007 at 9:12 pm

  

  Hi David G, your suggestion to add TinyMCE button is doable but since I have no experience in working with them so it might take a while before I can implement it into this plugin. Since the tag style is really straightforward, I’m sure after a while you’ll get used to its format, hopefully! ;)

  And for David T, I tried putting in the exact filename you gave in my flv tags and it works perfectly for me even with the “×” character. I think the problem might be your server settings such as mod_rewrite or your filename might be written in weird encoding. Anyway, as a good practice you should always use simple filename without any special character. It will be even better to stay away from using capital letters since most server are case-sensitive and sticking to one filename format e.g. small letters with “-” as spaces will be a good idea.

  Mike, nice suggestion there and I agree it will make more sense to have it that way, unfortunately I have no idea how Audio Player achieve that effects, most likely by using a combination of Javascript and Flash (I’m not sure). Perhaps in the future version Jereon will add in such feature to the player. :) I will tell him about this suggestion.

  —

  Hi Jeff, I believe the IE problem has to do with the fact that your blog imported “ufo.js” 2 times from 2 different location when you really just need one of them. Thus, you should remove either the root “ufo.js” or remove the js import for FLV Embed. To remove the root “ufo.js”, remove this line in “header.php” for your WordPress theme:

  <script type="text/javascript" src="ufo.js"></script>

  Or if you want to remove the “ufo.js” import of FLV Embed, you’ll need to remove this line of code in your “flv-embed.php”:

  add_action('wp_head', 'flv_head');

• Jeff // Jan 15, 2007 at 7:28 pm

  

  I had some problems with this plug in :

  On internet explorer, when I open my blog and on the page where there are my 5 recent posts(http://blog.jeffkee.com) the flash doesn’t show, it shows as a blank white screen, yet when I right-click it, it shows me the flash options, so the tag must be there.

  And then if I click on the title of the post and go to http://blog.jeffkee.com/2007/01/15/my-laptop-setup-in-my-home-office/ it shows. And then when I click the “Back” button and come back out to http://blog.jeffkee.com it is now working.

  I have no idea what the problem might be…

• the Astronomicon » Blog Archive » Video Testing // Jan 14, 2007 at 4:45 am

  [...] The video is the clean OP from Ghost in the Shell : Stand Alone Complex. I ripped it from the DVD and converted it to avi using HandBrake (I’m fairly certain that this doesn’t constitute fair use, which is why I’ll pull this after I get some feedback - I just didn’t have a video of my own handy to try this out and this is one of the coolest OPs ever made). I used ffmpegX to convert the .avi to a .flv file. I used Jeroen Wijering’s Flash Video Player and this Wordpress plugin to put it up here. The .avi was about 12mb, and the flash file is 3mb. It isn’t hard to play around with the filesize and video quality. I was trying to find a compromise here while testing a long video (about 1:30 in this case). If you click the button on the lower right hand side next to the volume slider it goes into full screen mode. When it finishes, click that button again and it returns you to the individual page for this entry even if you started on the main page. [...]

• Mike // Jan 12, 2007 at 6:00 pm

  

  Great plugin, thanks a lot ! Just one suggestion : if 2 or more vids are placed on a page , it would be nice if only one instance of the flv player could be active at a time, e.g. that the start of one clip is automatically terminating another clip that is still running (like it´s done in Audioplayer). Or is there a special “trick” to achieve that…?(i´m not a php expert;-)

• David Tames // Jan 11, 2007 at 4:41 pm

  

  When I first used the plug-in it did not work for me, then I tried changing the name of my video file and it stated working. The name was “ZigZag-12-432×240.flv” aparently the x character causes a problem? I shortened the name to “ZigZag-12.flv” and now it works.

• David Gagnon // Jan 11, 2007 at 1:06 am

  

  I install the plugin and it work great.

  But I was wondering if ti’s possible to create a custom button (TinyMCE) to automatically insert the generic [flv:url width height].

• Ten // Jan 10, 2007 at 5:08 am

  

  That is a great plugin! I am glad that finally someone came to the idea to make a plugin that supports FLV playback ’cause FLV is becoming quite popular and practical nowadays. Great work.

  I like the Ai Otsuka video you used as an example. Horray for j-music (^-^)/* !

• Weblog Tools Collection » Blog Archive » WP Plugin: FLV Embed // Jan 10, 2007 at 2:41 am

  [...] WP Plugin: FLV Embed is a WordPress plugin made to simplify the process of adding FLV videos into your blog using Jeroen’s FLV Player. (No Ratings Yet)  Loading … [...]

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