Plugin rewriting mp3 url, producing page not found

Have you had a look at the documentation: https://www.seriouslysimplepodcasting.com/documentation/podcast-audio-will-not-play-anywhere/ – that page should cover all of your needs ??

I tried everything on that page. I uninstalled WP-SuperCache completely. I even tried the “last resort” option, adding it to my theme’s functions.php file.

While there have been changes made to the url, it still isn’t right. As of right now (with the “last resort” filter added), at the end of what would normally be the correct url, it’s adding “0audio/mpeg”, thus messing up the url.

Hello?

By the way, my server is not an nginx server, and my site is not hosted by WP Engine. It’s CentOS 7.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by vahost.

I’ve been messing with it, trying to find a way to make it work.

One thing that i realized is that the plugin attempts to duplicate the mp3 player that WordPress has built-in. So I unchecked all of the Media Location options. Now the player appears just fine on my posts.

However, the problem I originally described still haunts my feed.

https://www.loatoday.net/feed/podcast

Even with the ssp_episode_download_link filter installed, it still breaks the mp3’s URL by adding unneeded junk to it.

https://loatoday.net/mp3/2016/loa-today-6-23-2016-complete.mp3 becomes
https://loatoday.net/mp3/2016/loa-today-6-23-2016-complete.mp30audio/mpeg?ref=download with the filter in place.

Remove the filter, and https://loatoday.net/mp3/2016/loa-today-6-23-2016-complete.mp3 becomes https://www.loatoday.net/podcast-download/980/loa-today-on-youtube.mp3?ref=download.

I’d be happy if it came out as https://loatoday.net/mp3/2016/loa-today-6-23-2016-complete.mp3?ref=download instead, but that doesn’t seem to be an option.

I have this issue as well on kmbcwi.org.

Where I notice this is a problem is not with new posts that I create but with old posts that the plugin converted to podcasts.

The fix is just to go into each of my few hundred posts and delete the “0mpeg/audio” from the end of each audio file link, but it would be nice to be able to do this more quickly.

I even tried one of those search/replace WP plugins to find “0mpeg/audio” but it couldn’t find it.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by plainplow.

Sorry. I meant to say “0audio/mpeg” above. I got it switched around.