PumpaXXL

Hey,

this is interesting: https://ast.www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-webp/. Maybe I will use it. Definitely will test it.

Thanks Alex,
Pavel.

Thanks for the quick reply, the article is good. The question is obviously how to safely deliver the WebP version only to supporting browsers. If the solution is to use a third grade caching plugin, I am saying no. But it is obviously a matter of time…

Regards,
Pavel.

Well, you don’t talk about any specifics either and also, the plugin is great, even the free one.

Your evaluation is useless and I suggest everyone to disregard it.
Pavel.

… wonderfull! Thanks, Pavel.

Kyle, you are right. I built this in Divi theme/builder and for some reason, the visual builder gave me the [video] shortcode even though I have Video.js selected. When I edit the page in non-visual but still Divi builder, I get the [KGVID] one and everything works fine. I just though you have the video shortcode as default one now.

Thanks for super quick and right response!
Regards,
Pavel.

Kyle, I have cleared the Chrome cache and it works fine. So sorry about that. Sent you some donation money.

Have a nice day!
Pavel.

Kyle, I have tested it also here: https://jakna.org/. It is simple testing page, no tons of other code like the previous example. You can still see the error.

Thanks, Pavel.

Hi, yes, I am using the Video.js option and I have plugin version 4.6.7. You can see it here https://www.rakovinaprostaty.org/lekce-vzor/.

Thanks!

Hi Kyle, the Chrome console is giving me the following error:

“(index):423 Uncaught TypeError: videojs.getPlayers is not a function”

I tried to put it in the head and then after the video. Both gave me the same results. Any sugestions?

Thanks, Pavel.

That’s great news! Thanks.

Just donated :-).

Hi, this is great. Having this info in the media tab would be heaven! Well, I know, its free and I should not ask. I am sorry btw to not reply to your previous post. Did not notice it.

Thanks!
Pavel.

And also, we would never use a any solution that is used by hundreds. We almost never go below 20000, never below 100000. 200 is joke.

Hey Kyle,

I understand your point – you are busy man and need to limit the support time. Still, the narrower the audience the greater the risks. If you limit the number of users, you will be wulnerable to movement in the market – someone new or better pricing of competitive products and you are gone. I can not imagine a business model similar to yours where it is good to have less users. My suggestions is have as many of them as possible and limit the support to heavy payment. This exists, the users usually help one each other in the forums and some will buy the support from you.

Regards,
Pavel.

Kyle, I strongly disagree with miketopher. I am not sure if you want to work on plugin that is used by 200 people and also the argument “yes, many people downloded the plugin but I still think it is super niche” is just stupid.

I am running a firm, that does internet marketing for the largest internationals, including IBM, Microsoft and the other names. We have produced thousands of videos over the years and I can tell you that finding good media player is pain in the… We have checked each of them, there is no perfect solution and there is a number of almost acceptable players.

For internet marketers and mostly anyone who runs a web the video player is MAJOR thing and it will only grow. No sane marketer would use YouToube for that.

My recommendation is not to go with subscription. Only the best and solid services can afford that. You can do that when you are in the flowplayer league. You should start nice and slow because you can loose users in a second and the possibility to get them back is slim. I believe your first step should be something like USD19,- for premium version that would have much better statistics or connection to google analytics plus quiality switching. Maybe even more, just look around. The use should be unlimited. Than you can grow from that in the future. There is quite a thick wall between free and paid. Just be carefull.

Good plugin, btw,
Regards,
Pavel.