HanaDaddy

Hi,
Sometimes other WordPress plugins or themes use previous versino of jQuery and may cause problems.

What’s the URL? I will test myself.

TO Vincentdugong ,
Note that the johndyer article was posted on Nov 2011. The current version of MediaElementjs player is v2.10.1 which was updated few weeks ago. And I am sure it must be resolved already. The latest version is 2.11.2 and you can find it on https://mediaelementjs.com/

To nicodemusy2k,
I will update the Hana Flv Player with the latest version 2.11.2 soon. But I am not sure if that will solve the problem.

Thanks!

Sorry , my plugin was not implemented using the default WordPress shortcode functions.

Rather, you need to use hana_flv_player_template_call

<?php
if (function_exists('hana_flv_player_template_call')){
    $hana_arg="
video='https://localhost/wp/wp-content/plugins/hana-flv-player/babyhana.flv'
player='2'
width='180'
height='150'
";
    echo hana_flv_player_template_call($hana_arg);
}
?>

Hi…

I am just using video tag’s poster attribute to show the splash image. And the implementation is done by the video player itself – MediaElement.js.

What’s the URL? I will review and provide some guidance if I find any issue.

No…
If you use multiple video attributes, only the last video attribute will be used as the source.

Sorry.

You need to purchase a license from FlowPlayer, but Hana FLV player does not support licensed version. Sorry.

I suggest you to use MediaElement.js player (player 5)
Thank you.

I am sorry but I am not sure what you mean.

You can only define one video file to play. If you assign FLV file to be the video file, then the player will plays the FLV file only .

If you assign mp4 video file, then it will play the particular mp4 file only.

Hello

I just created the quick tutorial
https://wpmarketing.org/2013/04/hana-flv-player-how-to-insert-video-step-by-step-guide/

Hello

Did you install and activate my Hana Flv Plugin?

If so ,do you know the full URL path of your video file?

If so try this

[hana-flv-player
    video="https://wpt.aws.af.cm/wp-content/plugins/hana-flv-player/sarah.flv"
    width="350"
    height=""
    player="5"
/]

You should define video URL for the ‘video’ attribute value.

Or You can use the popup screen by clicking on the Hana Flv Button on the quicktag toolbar of the editor.

I tested slider with Chrome at Home and Work and both worked perfectly without any issue. Why don’t you try with other computers?

What do you mean scroll function? I tested with Chrome and your page and video was working without any problem.

Hello ,
Are you sure you encoded the video file correctly?
What was the hana-flv-player short code you used?
Please provide the full URL of the video file and I will test myself.

I found it. It was caused by the Twenty Twelve’s CSS

video {
	max-width: 100%;
}

MediaElement detects this and automatically resize the video when the window is resized.

What you can do is to insert this CSS code in the theme or using the text widget.

<style>
video {	max-width: none; }
</style>

Note that this was how it was designed to work the way it is , so I won’t apply this CSS fix into my plugin.

You are right. Only mediaelement width size is changing when the browser windows is resized which I did not intended. I will check on it.

Hello

Yes It appears that MediaElement.js does support SourceChooser plugin.
But I don’t have plan to implement that feature into Hana FLV plugin because that feature is not supported by other video players. Since my plugin supports several video players, it is important to provide the common functions that are supported by all the players.

Rather, I am thinking about starting up a new plugin just for MediaElement. I will implement that feature in the new plugin.
Thanks.