Tommy B

Finally made a workaround… It’s not like the player resolution selector itself… but it works and my videos are hosted in the flat file section at bunny.net while keeping my default 480 resolution for bandwidth saving reason. I also didn’t liked the fact that bunny controls the whole video encoding process with fixed easy to use options.

https://radioquebec.tv/pfizer-gate-480/

I guess that the reason the plugin cannot detect remote aside files is because it’s based on the fact that it has access to the local filesystem?

Also just tried to upload this test case to another CDN where public listing of the file is allowed and nope, they are still not detected.
https://rqstore-1ac52.kxcdn.com/

radioquebec.tv

Thanks for that quick reply. The preload setting you’re talking about is already set to “none”… but obviously, we are facing a problem that will require special attention. Our website plans to drive much more visitor soon, i’m migrating to vps instead of shared hosting… where i’ll be able to use bandwidth management tunings in Apache… but I will also need to seperate the video hosting from the actual wordpress server… because I don’t want page loading to be affected by how many people are seeking thru videos. Last sunday, on 3 different platform, there were a total of 4000 live viewers on alexis’s show and the goal is to gather all the viewers to that new website…

We will also reduce the number of videos available on the homepage, that will reduce the overall “browser decided” buffering time.

We might also change our approach taking example from YouTube where all videos shown on the homepage are just thumbnails that links to video pages… I guess otherwise they would be facing the same problem as we are?