Error loading player: No playable sources found – WordPress 4.0.1

Yes, please try that.

I am sorry usernews… I am quite confused as your link send me to this thread.

It says that the update 2.1.7 and 2.1.8 fixed the problem, also for JW v5.

But as I said, I updated to be 2.1.8 and I also changed to be this line:
define(“JWP6_USE_CUSTOM_SHORTCODE_FILTER”, false);

but both doesn’t work. With False value and JW5 (v2.1.8) and WordPress 4.0.1, no any video are showing. I even don’t get any error message. It’s juste the videos dissapeared from the articles.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Do you have a link?

Yes,
for example, this article have a video:
https://www.sajou.eu/flipbooks-japonais-impressionnants/

But as i said, now I came back to WordPress 4.0-RC2 in order to make it work. If I upgrade again to 4.0.1, videos will dissapeared again.

I see. I would keep it as is then for the time being. We did fix both JW5 and JW6 in the 2.1.8 plugin update though.

Upgraded to WP 4.1 and video player not visible. Upgraded to JWPlayer 2.9.1 and still no videos. Changed php from true to false without success. Any suggestions?

Do you have a link? I have WP 4.1 running on my local without issue.

In my case the problem was caused by a change in wptexturize.

WordPress 4 started modifying the url by texturizing it. I could tell this was the case because the url in the script tag did not work on the front end, but the url in the shot tag did. WordPress 3.9 did not have this affect on the url in the jwplayer shortcode.

For example the url in the shortcode hade a ‘–‘ which got texturized to ‘–’. Also a regular ‘x’ between two numbers in the url got changed to ‘×’. This made the video url a 404 and showed the error, “no playable sources found.”

This means the error would only show up with videos that contain specific character sequences in their urls.

My solution was to turn off texturizing for posts by adding the following to functions.php:

remove_filter('the_content', 'wptexturize');.

Ah, thanks for sharing this!

I’m running WordPress 4.1, and just installed the JW Player plugin version 2.1.10. I also get the “No suitable players found” error in the console log. I tried to change the true to false in this line (per a previous suggestion) and that didn’t help.

define(“JWP6_USE_CUSTOM_SHORTCODE_FILTER”, true);

When I tried the above suggestion to add the below line in functions.php I get a server 500 error:

remove_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wptexturize’);.

I’m trying to play the standard test file from a Wowza media server, who URL is:

rtmp://v.jobflo.com:1935/vod/mp4:sample.mp4

Any idea what might be wrong here – have you tested the latest plugin (2.1.10) on WordPress 4.1?

We have. 2.1.10 works on our test WP install. Please provide a link.

Hi there, here’s a link to a test post:

https://blog.jobflo.com/2013/01/jw-player-test

What is the shortcode for this post?

The source says:

jwplayer(‘jwplayer-0’).setup({“file”:”https://blog.jobflo.com/?attachment_id=523″});

But that file is a page, not a media file.

[jwplayer mediaid=”523″]

I’m using an external URL, created per the instructions in the plug-in’s getting started guide.

What is that external url?