[VodkaFish]

Originally Posted by VodkaFish

A note about the ESPN xml file:
If you use:
http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/...ideoId=3258511
The last number of the ID gets chopped off, and you can't see the vid.

Or if you use something like this from their page:
http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/...58511&n8pe6c=2
It simply doesn't work.

Just replying to my own post to possible help someone else out.

To make the first link work, just change the ESPN regex code from this:

[http://]*[a-z]*?[\.]?espn\.go\.com/broadband/video/videopage\?videoId=([0-9]+)[\w\=&]+

to

[http://]*[a-z]*?[\.]?espn\.go\.com/broadband/video/videopage\?videoId=([0-9]+)[\w\=&]*

Pretty simple.

To make the second link work, and that's one you can possibly copy & paste from the ESPN's site, we need someone a little better with regex. The logic change is this: the current regex code looks for /videopage?videoId=3267822 but it can really be /videopage?anything...&videoId=3267822 order of the variables in the url doesn't matter.

The last thing to possible add (and this might just need another xml file to use), is the url that the video itself gives you:
http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/...deo?id=3267822
That redirects to the url we're using above (that works).

randomly: I'm still trying to get AME to work with rss feed posts, if anyone has a hint, please PM me, thanks.