That sounds great. :) Wish I could test run it, but my stupid phone has updated to Froyo yet. :mad:

Welcome back Jedi and thanks for updating us.

and one small request :D a definition for the following site is much appreciated

http://veevr.com/

thanks again in advance :)

You're welcome. Don't forget to add it to my list so I don't forget about it.

DJ,
I am upgrading to vb4, so I have to ditch the AME until the vb4 version comes around.

What is the best course for updating old threads to use the vb4 method?

Thanks,
Frank

At the moment, AME 3 has a way you can do that in the Read Me file. But right now AME 3 does not appear to be working with anything over vB 4.0.3, so keep that in mind. You can revert old videos to mere titled links in AME 2.5 before you upgrade by using one of the conversion options under Tools.

What MOD works best if one only wants to facilitate the use of YouTube, Facebook and Tweeter? Would BB Codes be a better solution?

I don't know what Tweeter is, but you could just use the YouTube and Facebook definitions if that's all you want.

If BBCodes were a better solution, AME wouldn't have ever been designed. The point of AME is to have a more lightweight conversion of videos, in addition to a "hey user, you need to do this if you want it to work"-free way of making the convert. Since you're only wanting to use two, then it's not as big a deal, depending on how many other custom BBCodes your using. But then, would you rather have to explain to users how to use the [YOUTUBE], [FACEBOOK] and other BBCodes, knowing full well some aren't even going to bother or understand (or even read the explanation) even after the explanation? Or would you prefer the videos convert without the user even having to even needing to know it's going to happen? So really, it's up to you.

It turns out this was a server issue. Something to do with MySQL restrictions, and when these were temporarily lifted, it 'imported like a charm'! :)

Good to know. What did they say needed to be lifted to allow for the import, just the number of MySQL queries per hour, or something like that?

sorry but I didn't find where your list is exactly to add. Thanks in advance