It could be. They should, essentially, be doing the same job. So you likely don't need AME's built in version.

Yes, it's linked in the Add-On section for this mod above. I had to break the XML files up into volumes, but YouTube (Short URL) should be located in the final XML file.

Thanks! That worked! :)

Seems to be with any post that uses it.

If I make a plugin on postbit_display_complete that replaces all code in $post[message] with just say static "This is a test" it works fine, but if I try to edit the $post[message] array in anyway, say to remove text from it, it still crashes the app.

What is weird is the API log isn't even logging any data when I click on the bad posts, like something perhaps the app loads before I click on a post... Now that I type that out it gives me a better idea where to look.

I figured it out (both of us had same probelm). After you upgrading to 2.5.7, vimeo not in definitions list. You are likely end up with this problem if you have imported all definitions from here . One of the denition xml has definitions for embedding 2k videos and one of them has (i donno by mistake or not) vimeo replacement html in it and conflicting with original vimeo definitions and wont display in list or embed vimeo videos. So to check this best is go thru list and find 2k definitions and under key heading it will show vimeo ( i deleted it) and imorted vimeo.xml and everything working fine....

@Digital Jedi will look into this i hope

The media repository doesn't have a definition for 2k.com, exactly. I have two for 2kSports.com, but that was for the old domain, and those definitions haven't been updated yet. Neither of those use any Vimeo embed code. With that said, Replacement HTML plays no part in conflicts. Multiple definitions use the same embed code, such as sites who host all their content on YouTube or BrightCove. Conflict results when two regex patterns try to match the same URL. On rare occasion, a URL string within an embed code can trigger an AME match, but as I mentioned, neither 2K Sports defs use any Vimeo code, and certainly shouldn't have vimeo as their key. Either you have definitions from another source, or you're running into a PHP/server configuration problem with vB3. I'm seeing this more the older vB3 gets, and in most cases, the problems only clear up once the site is moved to a new, updated server. I'm hoping it's not that drastic in your case.

but that was exactly the problem.. after importing all definitions i had 3 definitions total for 2ksports and under key information table it showed 'vimeo' and i checked the html replacement before deleting it(definitley vimeo code was there). And after deleting it conflict gone and i could import vimeo.xml you provided in previous page..

You can reproduce it if you are on 3.8.x and upgrade from 2.5.6 to .7 . i deleted all those youtube, vimeo, dailymotion etc before upgrade as advised here. and after upgrade all definitions given from legacy, local and vol 1-5 imported. Definetly there was no vimeo in the lists after full import. Then i decided to import vimceo.xml and i couldnt and i went digging it. Went through definition lists and i noticed for first definition for 2k sports under key area 'vimeo' was showing up. i got curious and opened it and i found vimeo code and i thought of deleting it and try as i dont use it. And then imported vimeo.xml and it worked and vimeo was showing up in posts.. Thats all i did and i thought of sahring it as i found another member @durham also has same issue ans he couldnt fix it

The link you posted was for 2k.com, and I definitely don't have a definition for that. So I wanted to make that clear first.

To also be clear, the reason you couldn't import the vimeo.xml file was because you had a definition with the same key. Not because of the embed code. Keys are designed to prevent duplicate definitions from importing. Apparently, your 2k Sports definitions merged with Vimeo upon upgrade, and this should not have happened. It certainly never happened during any of my test upgrades. The only thing I can think of is somehow they shared the same ID number in your database, and when you upgraded, it simply wrote in the data into 2k Sports as it would during an upgrade. Keeping part of one and adding in the other. I've not seen this happen on any other installation, so you may want to keep an eye out for any server hiccups.

are the regular youtube urls suppose to work?

ie:

Of course.

not working for me then -- other youtube links work but not the plain url