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Flowplayer html5 does not support single-fragment .ts streams. You need to configure a real m3u8 HLS manifest.

it’s probably possible through a custom filter, but I also created a feature request here:
https://github.com/flowplayer/wordpress-flowplayer/issues/121

Yes, integration is in development. We cannot give an ETA yet but hopefully pretty soon ??

there are various tools around fore this; experienced users will utilize ffmnpeg, but you can also do this with VLC or the other tools mentioned here:

https://www.raymond.cc/blog/extract-video-frames-to-images-using-vlc-media-player/

Folks, are you using the latest version of the WP plugin? I just tested again and I don’t get a title if it’s not checked.

Otherwise: please provide links to sample pages.

The title is not shown by default. You can control the behavior in the skinning tab of each video post.

currently: not at all. a future version of the WP plugin will support the VAST addon, there is no ETA yet though.

please update to the latest WP plugin which re-enables the hlsjs feature. Note this requires CORS headers allowing GET request to be set in Wowza.

the 2.0.1 WP plugin had a bug which caused the hlsjs plugin to not load, please update to 2.0.2 : However, you will still need a loose crossdomain.xml (see https://flowplayer.org/docs/setup.html#cross-domain )for Flash fallback and CORS headers set to utilize the hlsjs plugin (see https://flowplayer.org/docs/plugins.html#hlsjs-server-side )

link to an example page please

please update to the latest version and try again. If you still see problems, pleas post a link to an example page.

try updating to the latest plugin version.
if that doesn’t help: does this also happen with the standard theme?

Flowplayer does not care whether it’s a public or Intranet site, as long as you deliver the clips with a webserver and sing byte-range requests . And of course this will only work in an Intranet WordPress setup , not when accessing a public site using Intranet links.

If you see a 32MB limit you’re most likely not using FTP but the upload form integrated into WordPress? That depends on PHP and is bound to the limits set in the PHP settings of the webserver.

FTP should have no limit unless one is set by the admin. In any event the issue is not related to the Flowplayer plugin.

Flowplayer is compatible with all major mobile platforms if you encoded your video correctly. Ie it must be MPEG-4 part 10 (MP4 / h.264) and/or WebM (VP8) and/or HLS.

Please provide a link to an example page which does not paly on mobiles.

The WP plugin offers direct Drive integration, just enter your credentials in the settings, and use “add from Drive” when creating a new video post.

Flowplayer Drive uses MaxCDN and AWS Cloudfront, which both have POPs in China.