lukebo

Спасибо за ответ. Пожалуйста, проверьте по этому URL:
https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/https/www.newyouclub.com/ru

Все угрозы безопасности относятся к Yookassa.

Может кто-нибудь мне помочь проверить это?

Hello, thank you for your reply. I found what is causing the issue.
When I disable the Yoast SEO breadcrumbs option, the headers show normal again.

Thank you for your reply!

See screenshot: https://app.screencast.com/4QKqNmxMFYD09

It adds some white space above the header. Depending which Elementor header we use it’s more or less white space.

Unfortunately still not fixed… We still get A LOT of error code 429…

Very good question! Unfortunately after 1 month and 2 weeks still no reply?

So no possibility to have live streaming classes directly from Presto Player?

And can we use Vimeo live streaming classes with Presto Player?

Thank you for your quick reply!

And what about the live Zoom classes? How do you recommend we show those in the members area?

Hello,

Thank you for your reply.

We are currently building a subscription e-learning website where we would like to give around 10 live classes per week in the members area (probably via Memberpress). After the live classes are finished, their recordings should become available for members in the members area in a structured way and remain there.
We were thinking to use Zoom in combination with a cloud storage service like AWS S3 or Bunny.net.
The reason why we were thinking about Zoom is that Youtube seems to have limitations (like not possible to film live classes via mobile if you have less than 1000 subscribers) and Vimeo seems to be rather expensive if you give more than 20 live classes per month with more than 100 attendees.

Do you maybe have a suggestion, workaround or alternative solution?

Thank you.

With regards to your concern about Youtube’s Terms of Service: I see that this question is answered in their FAQ and they give the following reply: “Yes. This plugin is completely compliant with YouTube’s Terms of Service and the app is verified by Google. The plugin is not accessing any YouTube Content through technology or means, other than what is explicitly authorized by YouTube.”

Hi Andre,
Thank you for your quick reply!
Did you try this with a private Youtube video? Not sure how it can then be shareable.

With regards to your concern about Youtube’s Terms of Service: I see that this question is answered in their FAQ and they give the following reply: “Yes. This plugin is completely compliant with YouTube’s Terms of Service and the app is verified by Google. The plugin is not accessing any YouTube Content through technology or means, other than what is explicitly authorized by YouTube.”

So I guess this is no concern any more?

Bunny.net seems to be an interesting alternative but it makes things more complicated and has less options out of the box compared to Youtube…