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Sorry, the video player in our single video page is an Iframe. This is the reason the video files are not indexed. We are releasing our quick version (2.3.0) today that addresses a BUG. I promise our next version 2.4.0 will solve this issue. Please be patient.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by wpvideogallery.

I double-checked the shortcode generator after reading your post and I confirm they are working fine for us here. I have no idea what goes wrong for you. Kindly submit a ticket here https://plugins360.com/support/ with the following details. So, we can look into this.

1. Shortcode that you received from the generator
2. Screenshot of the back-end settings pages (Video Gallery => Settings => Display => Videos Layout and Video Gallery => Settings => Display => Categories Layout)
3. Front-end site link where you use the shortcode from the step#1.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by wpvideogallery.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by wpvideogallery.

The date in your single video page is added by your theme. Kindly try adding the following CSS code in the “Additional CSS” option of your theme’s “Customizer” menu,

.single-aiovg_videos .entry-meta-bar { display: none !important; }

Sorry, this is not possible using our current version. But, there is already a plan to display the “Featured” videos in the top of the gallery that should solve your problem. I promise we would have this around April. Please be patient.

I have a added a DEMO here https://demo.plugins360.com/video/self-hosted-mp4/

Also, here is the sample file https://raw.githubusercontent.com/videojs/video.js/master/docs/examples/shared/example-captions.vtt

Hope, this helped you!

I managed to get your site link from your other posts. I see you have added a SRT file. Sorry, we no longer support this file format and the subtitles should be in the VTT file format.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by wpvideogallery.

Aah. I mistyped “Subtitles” as “Tracks”. I see it’s already enabled. I doubt there is a CORS issue. Kindly get me your site link. So, I can check this directly.

1. Kindly go to Video Gallery => Settings => General (tab) => Player Settings (submenu) from your WordPress Admin Panel
2. Locate the “Player Controls” option and make sure the “Subtitles” option enabled

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by wpvideogallery.

I confirm the subtitles working fine now. Kindly get me your site link in where I can check this directly.

We have released the fix as promised ??

There should be a “Subtitles ON/OFF” button before the “Volume” control that is missing from the last update. Our quick version is ready with this fix. We will have this released in a few hours. Kindly be patient.

Also, there should be “Current time” and “Duration” options in the control bar. Are you not seeing them?

We recommend WebVTT for subtitles.

Sorry, I just noticed this BUG that should have occurred during the last update. We will have a quick version within the next 24 hrs. Kindly be patient.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by wpvideogallery.

I can see the “next” button works fine on your website. Please double check by clearing your browser cache. In case the issue remains, kindly let me know in which browser/device you check this.

At first, the keyword (text field) search option only searches in the video title and description. So, if you want to search for videos by category, you must use the categories dropdown.

Also, I confirm the keyword search always searches the whole word.

Here is an example,
1. Open our demo website https://demo.plugins360.com/search-videos/
2. Search for the word “mp4”. You should get 2 videos.
3. Now, search again using the word “self hosted – mp4”. You should get only one video.

I understand this is what you need and this is how the plugin works normally.

If this is not working for you, then you should be using a third-party plugin that alters the “WP_Query” search parameter. I remember some WP themes also doing this. Please check.

Go to Video Gallery / Settings from your WordPress Admin Panel, select the “Display” tab, click on the “Single Video Page” page sub-menu, uncheck the “Related Videos” option from the “Show / Hide” setting, save the changes and try now.

Hope, this solved your issue!