There already are three Justin.TV definitions. Two for Live Broadcasts and one for Clips. Although, I had no idea there were foriegn language versions of Justin.TV when I made them, but you can easily modify the defs to accomodate them without waiting for me to do an update. Simply open the definitions and change the www in the Regular Expression to [\w]+. That should allow multilingual embedding.

Yes i have imported both.!
They worked fine before this update, now i cant get Game Trailers to work.?

What is different about the game trailers def.?

One supports they're new linking structure and the other supports the old links that had .html at the end. Technically, all I did was rename the old definition to Game Trailers (Old), so nothing should have really changed there.

I tested a URL on your site just now that is converting fine on my board, so only thing I can try now if for you to give me a temp admin account and I can try to troubleshoot on the backend.

Nevermind i got it..
Apparently the other admin thought the one titled "Game Trailers (old)" needed to be deleted. lol

Thanks for your help..



By the way is there any way to fix the RSS feed issue.?

RSS feed posts it like this - http://www.gametrailers.com/player/60953.html?r=1
But we have to manually go in & delete the end - "?r=1"

Any thoughts on how to get them posted correctly so we dont have to edit them.?

Add to the end of the Regular Expression.

Thanks for fix goear.com's urls, but doesn't works with all symbols of urls.

Example. http://www.goear.com/listen/e201e44/...f-&-mitiska-&-

Thanks anyway ;)

I need help. Unfortunately I am not good with "regular expressions". We have our own video player and it has embed capability. The videos can reside on any number of URL's so basically I want to be able to search for anything that contains "ri=XXX" where XXX is a numeric number to:

<center><iframe src="http://www.veepvideo.com/default/embed.e2s?ri=XXX&amp;autoplay=0" width="324" height="364" frameborder="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></center>

If anyone could help me with this it would be greatly appreciated.

Anybody??

I've seen that there are several Amazon videos available for some Amazon link items s well -- is there a way we can embed those videos too, or will that cause a conflict with the other Amazon link definitions?

The share links for videos go to an Amazon permalink, so I'm not sure if there's a way to make a definition for it.

edit: Ah, I did find this link about embedding Amazon videos: http://www.thepcguild.com/2009/12/fi...amazon-videos/

I will request it through the proper channel...

It would conflict with any other Amazon definition you'd have active. It comes down to the fact that there are no unique qualities to a URL with a video on it to differentiate it from any other Amazon product URL. So even if you decided to just have a definition that converted Amazon videos, it would still try to convert all the other pages into videos, too.