• Hey,

    I’m working on a new blog and want to store my media on a sub-domain. I’ve went through the hassle of changing it in the settings, but it seems like I have a problem uploading player.swf.

    First of all, the auto-install doesn’t work. So I’m trying to install it manually, where it gives me an option of uploading it. I keep getting player not detected message.

    Should I change paths manually somewhere in the plugin code? I figured it would do it automatically.

    Any help and info?

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  • Thread Starter Viktor Nagornyy

    (@viktorix)

    It seems like I’ve figured it out, but now skins are not changing. It seems like all skins in dir are zip files, is this normal?

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    @viktorix,

    The skins are meant to be zipped. The v5 player makes use of zip skins.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Viktor Nagornyy

    (@viktorix)

    Would there be any reasons for skins to stop working when I changed my media folder location?

    I’ve reactivated the plugin so it created necessary folders and files in the new “uploads” directory. The auto-install doesn’t work, so I downloaded player and uploaded it manually.

    Skins were working fine with default media location in the beginning.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    I don’t think changing the media location should matter as the skins are located in the plugin directory.

    Do you have a link to your site so I could take a closer look at what’s happening?

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Viktor Nagornyy

    (@viktorix)

    rittiger.com

    Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it.

    Plugin Author JW Player

    (@longtail-video)

    So it looks like your crossdomain.xml file at https://rittiger.com/crossdomain.xml is invalid. If you fix this, it should start working for you.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Viktor Nagornyy

    (@viktorix)

    Cool, thanks. Had to do research on it as it wasn’t even there.

    In case someone needs this.

    Create crossdomain.xml in your root directory, so url looks like:
    example.com/crossdomain.xml

    Inside that file put:

    <cross-domain-policy>
    <allow-access-from domain="*"/>
    </cross-domain-policy>

    Clear your browser cache, so it updates with the new skin!

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