Link me to the page that's not working, because I just tried 3 random MySpace Videos and they all embedded fine for me.

Thanks DJ, you're a star!

Your welcome. ;)

Nauitboy, don't think I forgot you, but I ... well, okay I kind of did forget you. But forgive my oldtimer's disease just this once, as I did find a solution to your problem, I just completely forget to mention it after I made this new round of defs.

It's actually quite simple. If you don't' already have the locally hosted definitions, or don't have the updated ones I just released, go ahead and add them, remembering to delete any duplications.

As you import them, add your forum name to the two pertinent locations, and at the very end of the Regular expression add this:

That will make it to where it won't matter if you post a video from your Gallery, or post one from it's file location, it will still embed.

What a star, works like a charm. Thank you. :up:

You were right.

Sorry to bother you with the brightcove thing again, but I still can't get the brightcove video's to work;
Below is the link I got from paintballstar.com

On my forum, it just shows the link, nothing more.

I am having a problem with importing the master.xml , when i import it in the preview it shows all the ones listed in the file, but when I finish and view the display it only shows a few have actually been imported.

VB 3.7.2
linux / apache

Is that some sort of playlist or player?

AME converts media based on the URL of a page. It isn't, say, guessing or scanning any Brightcove page and converting any media that happens to be there. The definition has to tell it what specfic URL structure to look for, and then specifically what lines of code to look for at that URL. If you post a differently structured URL or the lines of code are nowhere to be found on the page, then AME ignores it.

In this case, this player's URL is nothing like the standard Brightcove URL structure. It will only convert a URL that looks similar to this: http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?t...nel=1184524476, the standard type of page a video is found on. Once it recognizes the URL it will scan the page for the corresponding RegEx patters found in the definition. Anything beginning with http://link.brightcove.com isn't part of that structure and will be ignored.

If you can direct me to where players are made, I can see if I can make a definition for them. I can't guarantee it, but I will look at it. In some cases, like in the case of the YouTube Custom Player, it isn't possible because there's no relevant code to reference.


I've never seen that happen before and I can't image what would cause it. Perhaps the server has some sort of limitation on it? Worst comes to worst you could import them all individually. What I would first do is reinstall AME (don't uninstall it) by re-importing the AME product with it set to overwrite. What will happen is the default definitions will reappear and you can delete those and try reimporting the Master XML. I can't guarantee it will work because, as I said, I've never seen it happen before, but that would be the first thing I would try. And, of course, be sure to back up your database first just in case.

Oh, and perhaps even more basic, when you imported the definitions, where all of them set to Yes?

Daily Motion is not working for me either:

http://gridironfans.com/forums/showthread.php?t=63848

When I post this:
It's converting it to this:
And no video is showing....

Checkout this page. A litle above the middle of the page is the videoscreen.