Afraid not with the Master XML. As I mentioned, AME doesn't overwrite existing definitions. But one way you can tell the ones from my Master XML file is by looking at the display number. I set all mine to 1, that way they will be alphabetized in the AME CP. Also my descriptions always use the description "Embed ________.___ Videos!", baring Music and Games, of course. Remember, that you don't have to wait to delete duplicates after you import. You can always duplicate them before hand. Just make sure you have your back up XML files just in case something goes wrong.

You can also just import the individual files in the ZIP files, which is a little more time consuming, but a lot more specific.

Nope, you shouldn't have to convert anything that wasn't already converted. That is, at least, the experience I've had with the modification. You will have to delete a lot of the default ones, as a good number of those don't work anymore, or don't exist (like iFilm). Use your best judgement. Also take into consideration if you've created anything that I don't have here. For new AME users, I would recommend deleting the default definitions and starting with my Master XML.

You sure can. Any individual definitions can be altered by adjusting the height and width attributes in the Replacement HTML for that particular definition.

Great work I must say :up:

for imeem music

Active and contain: yes

Regular expression:
Replacement:
Extract destination data: Yes

Your regex is perfect, but you'll need to ungroup a couple of items in the regular expression in order for it backreference properly. Otherwise it will take a URL like this:

http://rayj.imeem.com/music/Z_soii_o/ray_j_all_i_feel/

and $p1 will try to put Z_soii_o/ray_j_all_i_feel instead of referencing the embed code where the video ID number is:

http://media.imeem.com/m/7tGKCr7sUP/

The first regular expression should look like this so it skips over it properly.
Otherwise, it's perfect. I'll add it to the next update.

EDIT: Looks like a few of the URLs have a dash in the first [\w]+ area. So I added a dash (-) and a underscore (_) just in case.

Am I right in thinking that clipshare is difficult to extract the data as the key used requires .php to find the related .flv file. While the embed code hits direct to the .flv file.

Is it possible to run a small .php script ahead of the embed code to match the key to the right .flv file and use that result to plug into the embed code.

Hope I'm making sense.

I have the find code sorted to create the box and player, but obviously this will not hit a file you need the related .flv file to achieve this. If so I can write up a brief find code to pull the correct .flv.

i.e. I use $p1 in .php to find the required record from the database and thus pull the required .flv as $p2

I'll look into it Stewart. With all the "clip" sites out there, I hadn't realized we didn't already have clipshare.

Until then, I have eight new definitions guys and gals:

Adult Swim
Imeem (Music) by NoDRaC
Imeem (Playlists)
Imeem (Video)
Jokeroo
Koreus
Magnify
Tu.TV

These have also been added to the ZIP and the Master XML.

EDIT: One little note I forgot to add about Jokeroo. It auto-plays. No way around that at the moment.

Truely awesome work. May I ask if this works on 3.6.9? Also, how did you get this Dailymotion video link to work?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x49...nk5_shortfilms

Look like it's not working on 3.6.9.

Awesome addition .. I have one question .. how do I solve this :-

EDIT -- problem solved

Is that the only video not working for you? If the other's are working, and it's just this particular URL, check to make sure your Extract destination data setting is on.

Extract destination data is in under Settings in your AME CP.

YouTube is not working for me also (I'm running 3.6.9) All I shown is just the URL...