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  • Plugin Author Kyle Gilman

    (@kylegilman)

    The plugin stores media wherever WordPress is set up to store it. I don’t see any reason to mess with WordPress’s media setup, but there are plugins that can do that for you. I can’t promise they’ll play well with my plugin, but they might work.

    Thread Starter ncnguyen

    (@ncnguyen)

    So is it possible to change video url?

    Example: current/url/videofile
    to: example.com/videofile

    Plugin Author Kyle Gilman

    (@kylegilman)

    If you just want to rewrite the URLs, there are again other plugins that can do that.

    Thread Starter ncnguyen

    (@ncnguyen)

    rewrite urls cannot affected to the code in your plugins.

    I want to change image url and video url to different links, like this:

    Image: site_url/image.jpg (original url)
    Video: external_url/video.mp4 (stream url)

    how to do this?

    Plugin Author Kyle Gilman

    (@kylegilman)

    If you rewrite your URLs outside of WordPress then my plugin won’t know about it, but any urls rewritten using WordPress filters like get_attachment_url will be reflected in my plugin. Many users host their videos on Amazon S3 and my plugin works with those files using plugins like WP Offload S3.

    Thread Starter ncnguyen

    (@ncnguyen)

    Hi, I found out a solution by using $uploads = wp_upload_dir(); and $attachments = get_posts(array(

    thank you for your help ??

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