drcrowley99

Yes,
Use a simple <iframe> directive:

<iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/oHAjPO-5vbM&#8221; frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>

Make sure that you have the “embed” link from youtube, not the url of the webpage. You can see the video playing at https://www.eurotans.com (scroll down the screen)

Maybe you can help me with my problem. I have a different video that I’m hosting on my site server. I can’t get it to work on firefox, but it works on chrome, IE9, android and Iphone. Can you help me with this?

Also,
Make sure that the cantainer types are defined by adding this to your .htaccess file:
AddType video/ogg .ogv
AddType video/mp4 .mp4
AddType video/webm .webm

There is a program called mediaelements that you can download. It will evaluate the video file you are trying to run and return the container (mpg4, ogg, etc) and the codecs needed to run the video and audio. Hope this helps.

I still can’t get it to work on firefox, but it’s working on IE9 and android.

Tim

Thanks for responding!

Not sure about S3 because I am trying to self host on the Hostgator server. I’ve gotten it to work for me on IE and Android, but still not working on Firefox (version 17.0.1).

I’m using two <source> directives. One for mpeg4 and one for ogg. Also using an object directive to default to flash.

I’m using the MIRO video converter to convert my large size MP4 file into a smaller .mpg4 and also a .ogv file. I checked the types using mediainfo program and they seem to be correct (found the mpeg file is type mpeg-4 using AVC and AAC codecs. The ogg file is in a OGG containger using theora and vorbis codecs).

HMMM??

Ken,

I posted yesterday about getting this plugin to work for me on my hostgator hosted website … still getting “no file with supported format or MIME type found”. Any ideas?

Timothy