Sarah974

Thanks for responding.
That would be interesting to know if it would still work if I map the domain.

For instance if I set up
MMAForTheStreet.jkdunlimited.com as my subdomain
and then map MMAForTheStreet.com to it
and then add a page on the site with permalink: MMAForTheStreet.com/store
if it would point to the store folder.

If anyone can confirm, that would be great.
If it doesn’t work, I have to way the pro of mapping vs the convenience of having the store show on every subdomain.
Aloha, Sarah

Question 4: If I am domain mapping any way, does it even matter whether I choose subdomains or subdirectories since the URL will not be read after I do the domain mapping…

After a lot more internet searching and testing, I figured out that the problem was that I was inserting M4a files.
After I converted the files to MP3, it played correctly using MediaElement HTML 5 plug in.
Thank you again.

I don’t know why the link didn’t appear above.
So here it is:
https://jkdunlimited.com/news/

Unfortunately, powerpress is a little bit over my head right now. I don’t even where to start with it. If someone could maybe help me fine tune with MediaElement, that would be great.
Thank you.

Here is a link:
https://jkdunlimited.com/news/

Hi again,
I just tried MediaElement HTML 5.
Although I was able to get the player to appear on the page. Once I click play, there is only a silent 4 sec clip. The audio file I uploaded is 49 seconds.

I am about to give Powerpress a try. ??

Thank you both for the replies.
@bhpress: I will go ahead and try a different plugin but seeing that I tried two already, I’m still thinking it’s not plugin related…

@rev.Voodoo: the file was very small (404 kb) as it was just a sample.
Once you upload through FTP, what is the next step to get the file to show up on the proper post/page?
And yes, when I did use FTP to upload the files, I confirmed that they were all in fact in my wp-content/upload folder.

I will go ahead and try the two plugins suggested and post back.
Thank you.

I would do two static pages instead.
One for Videos one for Audio.
Then add your video/ audio files to the pages in whatever order you like.
(I’m not sure if there is a restriction on how many audio files you can have on a page).

If you decided to go for one audio/one post option. I would just make sure you categorize them properly, then add a widget for Categories in your sidebar, so people can easily find the sermons by the topics they are looking for.

Hope this helps.