The WebM file format isn’t known to WordPress by default, you have to add it. add_filter( ‘upload_mimes’, ‘custom_mimes’ ); function custom_mimes( $mimes ){ $mimes[‘webm’] = ‘video/webm’; return $mimes; } The .ogg file format is known to WordPress as audio/ogg, if you’re wanting to do video with it, the correct extension is .ogv.
After further investigation this appears to be Vimeo blocking the requests. We have two sites (one where Vimeo videos work and one where they don’t). When testing the retrieval of content via PHP we get “HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden” on the faulty site. Anyone else reading this thread can run the same test … Read more
This is overview how you can make it working: First with below code you can detect youtube URL for details Please read: $reg = preg_match(‘|^\s*(https?://[^\s”]+)\s*$|im’, $post_id_63->post_content, $matches); if (!$reg) return false; $url = trim($matches[0]); // youtube video url echo wp_oembed_get($url); // this will return youtube vidoe For details please read: Wp_oembed_get we need to use … Read more
Let’s say for simplicity that you’re using ACF. You need to create a video link field once ACF is installed and assign it to posts. Then, in the post you want a video to show up, add the url. I usually assign this field as a text field and then have users enter the youtube … Read more
Take out the var_dump. That is debugging code, it’s dumping the variable so that you can see what it is. Edit: Okay, I think you’re asking the wrong question here, as did the other person in the question that you linked to. Adding additional query args onto the URL being sent to wp_ombed_url() won’t cause … Read more
The video player uses the $content_width variable, which you’ll find in functions.php within the theme. The $content_width defines the best fit for media on a particular theme, so this should be the best fit for twentyfourteen. You’d set your own value in your own theme.
You got two options. Either you filter your valid video extentions as @birgire recommended. I remember a similar issue for the audio shortcode here. There I found a workaround by allowing the empty audio extension. You could try something similar with the video extensions. Here’s a demo plugin: /** * Allow the empty video extension … Read more
Indeed, the “Insert video” action does not do much beyond creating a link. WordPress does not contain a generic player that can play any video hosted anywhere on the internet, but it does support something better: embedding via oEmbed. This means you can put the URL of the video page in your content, and it … Read more
First: You will need a plugin that acts as an intermediary for your cloud storage. Cloud storage innately (if setup properly) will protect your files. I have used the CDN Vault plugin and it works great. It’s a premium plugin that depends on Amazon S3 storage. It does some really great obfuscation and encryption so … Read more
Ran into this same issue and I found the answer after many hours and almost giving up. It’s in a bit of code that written to make the Customizer work with playlists. Checkout this comment from /wp-includes/widgets/class-wp-widget-text.php: /** * Enqueue preview scripts. * * These scripts normally are enqueued just-in-time when a playlist shortcode is … Read more