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Hi,

Webhooks are fired by our system but they’re never properly received by yours.

The reason is the security certificate you’re using on production.k***********s.com. The server could not prove that it is production.k***********s.com; its security certificate is from a***********s.com. This may be caused by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connection.

Hi,

at the moment the Pipe Video Recorder plugin for WP is not coded or tested for multisite support.

Hi Brian,

There are 2 main reasons why the recorded videos do not show up in the WP backend::

1) The video_converted and video_copied_pipe_s3 webhook from the Pipe platform to your WP website is not set up (correctly). People usually activate other webhooks or insert the URL incorrectly.

2) To add a recorder to your WP pages and blog posts you need to use the shortcode generated by the plugin, not the HTML/JS embed code generated in the https://addpipe.com account area. Only videos recorded through recorders embedded through the shortcode will show up in your WP backend.

The shortcode results in an embed code which contains the WP user and Pipe account hash and these details are verified by the webhook receiving script embedded with the plugin.

I’m on WordPress 4.6.6. and SEE 3.2.1

Here’s another Video Recorder integration with Gravity Forms https://addpipe.com/blog/record-video-with-gravity-forms-and-pipe-video-recorder/

The plugin just provides the means for you to embed a video recorder in a WP page or post and view any recorded videos in WP’s backend.

You can also record your own videos from the WP’s backend without publishing any video recorder in a post or page.

It also provides an embed code for each recorded video.

The plugin is easily extendable should you want to link the recording event to a posting event.

Solved

There are 2 ip adresses that you need to whitelist:

• 85.9.27.220 used when you test the FTP connection from your Pipe control panel
• 178.62.150.224 actual Ip of the server doing the (S)FTP push

Hi,

The Pipe cloud video recording service is not yet launched but you can request to check it out on the https://addpipe.com website.

Today we’ve invited all pending requests so you should have already received an invitation by email.

Please email [email protected] with a link to where you have it installed and it’s not working. Please also include the WordPress version.

Can you give us a link to where it’s installed and the link’s not working? You can also email it to [email protected].

Resolved.

Yes it is. AVChat can encrypt all the audio video and text data between users using SSL encryption.

It’s great if you have set up AVChat to function as a live video chat where people give paid advices .

At the moment the only limit is the AVChat license. An AVChat Lite license will allow for up to 20 people in the chat which means 10 pairs.

In your WP backend go to Settings > AVChat Video Chat and make sure the “Administrator” user role has the “Can access chat” permission enabled.

This screenshot shows the page including the permission (1st one from the top):
https://avchat.net/images/wp_permissions.png