calfzhou

Great. Thank you!

The issue disappeared.

I mean a pair of pre … /pre

i usually put [cc]…[/cc] inside a pair of

...

to prevent being messed up. Which also avoid converting spaces to ” “.

This is really the most important feature i need. And why not use more comprehensive tags, such as

[tabcoll]
[tab title=”tab1″]
blah blah
[/tab]
[tab title=”tab2″]
blah blah
[/tab]
[/tabcoll]

Just ignore the text (if any) between [tabcoll] and the first [tab], the last [/tab] and [/tabcoll].

meeting the similar issue. Most times the auto-p is great, but in some special cases it become terrible.

Disable auto-p is a method but not the best solution. Because I need manually add a lot of p. It would be nice when i press “Enter” in visual editor, it can automatically add <p> in HTML source code, then I can remove useless p in HTML editor.

me too……

cool, thank you.

Update the plugin to v2.1.7 could solve the problem.

well, almost solved.
I just download the newest MediaElement.js package (johndyer-mediaelement-2.1.7-0-g71f795c.zip) from mediaelementjs.com. And upload everything (several .js, .css, .swf, and .png files) in the build folder to wp-content/plugins/media-element-html5-video-and-audio-player/mediaelement/. Then subtitles show up.
Translation still not works. But fortunately i don’t use this feature now.

By the way, does this plugin works for non-English posts?

@szczuka, to change the language, you can use captionslang=”de”.

The exactly same issue with me. I tried some other people’s mp4 files, those videos could be played while downloading in FF and IE8. Don’t know what’s the matter with my video file. Is there any suggested video converter?

Any updates on this topic? Through the plugin’s source code, i found that I can use captionslang="zh-cn" to change the language of subtitle. But while playing the video, the language are always set to None.