joelindley

Great – thanks for the help. Much appreciated!!

just to make it clear – something went thru all my published code and removed all the youtube embed code – of most posts. Luckilyg, the embed code is still in the original code for each post so I can update to fix.

After I looked at it, I realized that I wasn’t using it. I had problems with it so just stuck to pulling in the embed code directly from youtube.

I’m thinking now that it was the JW Player by longtail video, since it was the new one that I brought in when all this happened. Is that possible?

Anyway, I have disabled all 3 except for Flash Video Player. If you have a better suggestion than Flash Video Player (just for playing my own hosted videos) I’d appreciate it.

I’m just editing each post one by one, and updating to correct this now… taking forever…

Thanks.

Ipstenu:

Now that I look at it, I had 3 video plugins so you’re probably on target (see below) … I’ve disabled the last one (JW Player) since it was the one I put in recently – at about the time this appears to have happened. Most of my posts have missing youtube videos now, but they disappeared only recently. Google’s index pages for them have the youtube videos in there correctly. So something just went thru all my published code and took out the youtube embeds. I use the “old style” of youtube embeds.

I can fix this by just opening each post in the editor and simply updating, but with 150 posts that will be tedious. Any ideas on doing it faster?

Thanks for your help!!

…Joe…

Here are video plugins I have:

1) Flash Video Player
Simplifies the process of adding video to a WordPress blog. Powered by Jeroen Wijering’s FLV Media Player and SWFObject by Geoff Stearns.
Version 5.0.4 | By Joshua Eldridge |

2) Easy Tube
Plugin to easliy place YouTube objects in WordPress Content
Version 1.9 | By Paul Bain | Visit plugin site

3) JW Player Plugin for WordPress
Embed a JW Player for Flash into your WordPress articles.
Version 1.4.3 | By LongTail Video Inc. | Visit plugin site

…Joe…

antorera,
I tried your fix first because, as you suspected, the pathname in settings was bogus. That fixed the errors shown in the media library!! Thanks!
Now, however, I get an “Error saving media attachment” when I tried to upload an image. Any ideas? I looked at the /uploads folder permissions and they were 755 for each.