Apparently it auto-parses the link, although I am not getting that to work either on my forums. I will double check the edits and everything to make sure it isn't something on my end causing my problems :(

so did find anything about my problem ?

ah i see what you mean. they can just put a youtube link in and voila?

what about old youtube links that are already on the forum? any way for it to go through them all and parse them?

Then??? AOL Video doesn't exist as an independent service? http://video.aol.com/

If they already have the tags then its the same thing. All its doing is auto phrasing the links and putting the [media] tags on for you.

I could be wrong but I just don't see any vidoes that are hosted by AOL. I see a bunch of youtube and other sites.

The template edits are only needed if you wan't to use the button and for attachments. If you don't use either of those they are not needed.

I'm still looking into it. Can you disable SEO real quick and see if it works?

I think I might have found my problem with the media tags. It seems that if I add the tags, I get a database error, however if I do not put the tags, it auto phrases it and it embeds just fine.

Yea with this version you have to use the standard tags. I'll add that back in the next one.

*I haven't gone through the posts so this info may be redundant.

The default forum setting is set to "Yes". This setting may be a problem if you have many forums but only want Any Media on a select few. To change the default setting:

1. Uninstall the XML file.
2. Change line in XML from (note in red):

To

3. Upload the XML file with the changed settings.

Now the default forum setting is set to "No". :)

Yea I was torn on which way to go with that. I'm going to make a setting to change them one way or the other.

Ahh, now that would be cool. Thumbs up to you on a great job. :)