jedi thanks for the list it was in the list and imported the plugin

Hi :rolleyes:

I am having troubles with the following URLs:

eSnips

http://www.esnips.com/doc/2b2fce52-7...es---Me-llamas

DailyMotion

http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance...alma-hayek_ads

These are not getting automatically parsed and are displayed as simple links. I do not know why.

Thanks in advice,
Jonathan

One of those links is apparently invalid. However, this is something I've been meaning to mention. Check your eSnips definitions and you'll notice that eSnips (Music) is turned off by default. This is because there was no way to get AME to distinguish between video and audio media at eSnips. You can either use Video or Audio, but you can't use both. Sadly, there's no way get them both to work because of the identical URL structure they use for all their links.


A result of the unusual instance of a % symbol in the URL. Delete your Daily Motion definition and replace it with the attached.

For anyone interested, DJ's AME (Auto Media Embedding) XML Media Defenitions for 2.5 has just been released.

Any chance to get some definitions for Apple trailers ?
http://www.apple.com/trailers/

Or maybe you could recommend a good website for movie trailers (available in HD if possible). Thank you in advance !

I had made one for Apple Trailers a while back, but it was, hrm, how would I put it...imperfect. The problem stems from the fact that Quicktime videos are the size they are. They can't be resized. So I had to have this big giant video embed for the largest videos, even if they where less then a third that size, just to accommodate the big ones. I may go back and try again, but we'll just have to see if I come up with something better.

Done and it is working fine now but there is a new issue:

http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance...ccidents_fun/1

Thank you very much for your help :)

Jonathan

You can do one of two things. Take the 1 off the end of that URL.

Or open your Daily Motion definition and change the last brackets w in the Regular Expression to the bracketed w in red:

http://www.pokertube.com/Movies.aspx...08%20ep&list=9 doesn't seem to convert while http://www.pokertube.com/Movies.aspx?movie=8022 does...

I think I used the original not the 2.0 definition - was there an update or is this ongoing?

Cheers

I don't understand how to post a local hosted wmv in a post. I tried the following:
http://www.talkohio.net/NationalAnthem-CactusJH.wmv

but it just came up as a url.

I have this in the Regular Expression box - (http://[\w]*[\.]*talkohio.net\.[\w/&;%-\.]+\.wmv)
What am I doing wrong?


EDIT - never mind I see my mistake myself, lol. I added the .net - sorry!