Morgan O'Neal

I had the same problem when testing locally and it was my ssl version that was causing the problem. This is what helped me https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26461966/osx-10-10-curl-post-to-https-url-gives-sslread-error/26538127#26538127.

Pretty much came down to uninstalling php and reinstalling it with “brew install –with-homebrew-curl –with-homebrew-openssl php56”

It took way too long to figure out so if you see people with the same problem and this works for you spread the word.

I think this is because the plugin checks to see if the wordpress option appengine_uploads_bucket is writable. I don’t think apps running in a dev environment application service account name and don’t bother to get a real oauth token before making the api request. The only way is to make the bucket world writable. Once the bucket is world writable the api requests pass and stream requests can be placed somewhere.

The uploads_dir filter should probably only be changed after the bucket has been verified as writable.

Of course this is all just guesses into what the problem is.

I just found out what my problem was. It looks like the client or Vimeo deleted the video. The client neglected to tell me that. I would recommend that you check to make sure your source video is in place.

Sabatta,

Did you have this problem after doing a enabling multisite on a 3.0 install? I’m having the same problem now.