K, i had to make a change to the filefront ame file.......seem's that there are a bunch of different embedded address's such as static1, static2, static3, etc.......So i made the necessary changes required.....(This should fix the problem that towermatt ran into.)

Towermatt, the first thing to do is go into your admincp, then ame cp, click on display, and then look for filefront......over on the right handside, click delete, then follow these steps:

go to the ame cp in your admin control panel and open display. Scroll down to the bottom of the page, and click on "add new".

In the title space, FileFront.com

In the description, Filefront video

In the display order, 414 (or whatever number you want)

Active, set to yes

Contain, set to yes

Regular expression, insert: http://files\.filefront\.com/([\w+/;]+)\.html

Replacement, insert: <object width="450" height="338"><param name="movieID" value="$p1&autorun=false"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://$p1&autorun=false" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="450" height="338"></embed></object>

Extract destination data, set to yes

Embedding Regexp, Insert: http://([\w]*\.filefront\.com/ffv6/player/vp_embed\.swf\?v=[\w]+)

Nothing else to do but click "save" and you are good to go........I am not very good with the actual xml stuff. So i have been doing these updates manually for my own site.

hotwheels

That is actually a download file......which means they want you to download it to your computer to watch it.........The way that ame works is, if a site has a video that is embedded on a site, grab the address in the address bar and post it to your site. Ame will automatically put that shared video on your page.....

So, if you go to filefront.com right now, and look at the 3rd tab over just above the video player, you will see the word "video". Click on it..........after the page refresh's, you will see a bunch of thumbnails with images, go ahead and click on one of them......I clicked on the second one, which has the name intro.wmv. Once that refreshes, you should be brought to another page with a video player. Now, go ahead and copy the address in the address bar which is http://files.filefront.com/introwmv/.../fileinfo.html .......now take that address and paste it in a post on your site and click save........once you have done that, you should now be able to watch that trailer/video on your site.......

hotwheels

I know at first this is a pain in the butt, but, you will find this to be an awesome mod. You can literally take a video address from any site; google, youtube, filefront, godtube, etc.....grab the link out of the address bar, paste it to a post and your member's can now view that video on your site, without having to click a link to go see it on another site......This is basically a BBCoDE set up, but fancier....

Oh yeah, I love the thing, its amazing.

So it looks like my members are simply posting the wrong link. Would you mind if I copied your post above and put it on my site to explain that to them? Its very straight forward.

I don't mind at all towermatt........

hotwheels, how about this site. http://gameroom.mlgpro.com/view/Qc4UUVXzeEI.html

Try this Piggedy: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=118

Okay, i am gonna try this xml:

Here are some more.....

first one here is vimeo.......I couldn't get the other xml to work, so i redid it........tested it with 10 different vimeo videos and it works fine.

second on here is sclipo......I couldn't get this one to work correctly with the original xml, so i redid this one......same as above, tested with 10 different sclipo feeds.

Third on here is xvideo host........(Adult Site)

The metacafe videos seem a bit buggy. They embed fine, but look pretty funky - see attached screenshot.

Also, is there anyway to get this to work in vb blog? I tried adding a youtube video to a blog entry and it didn't work.