Bruno

Hi Cristian, thanks for looking it up.

Yeah, I’m not sure why that error was showing up :(

At first I thought could be sth about S2member not being installed directly on the root, but that doesn’t look like it

Well hopefully it will be easy and quick to solve it :)

Checked those 3 problems and I don’t think any of them apply.

So I just used the contact form and have sent my info your way.

I didn’t find a place to paste the exact url I’m testing the video, but in any case, this is the url: http://empreendedorefetivo.com.br/ede/uncategorized/teste-de-video

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by  Bruno.

Hi,

checked all articles, tried all solutions, no good. Only difference is that when I set the basic download restrictions to 999999 every 1 day, it gives me this msg:

JW Player® appears here.

Fatal error: s2Member was unable to generate an RSA-SHA1 signature. Please make sure your installation of PHP is compiled with OpenSSL: `openssl_sign()`. See: http://php.net/manual/en/function.openssl-sign.php in /home/empefeti/public_html/ede/wp-content/plugins/s2member/includes/classes/utils-strings.inc.php on line 446

Please help.

I don’t mind giving my username and password to someone from the staff to check things up if they want, but I’ve followed instructions and this is not working.

Videos are not showing and I need this to be properly set up as my launch is coming closer and closer.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by  Bruno.

Ok, some development. I believe the problem is within S2 parse of parameters because I’ve used JWplayer wizard and the video is showing up fine. Only problem is that I’ve temporarily set the video to public so I could test whether it was an authenticate issue or not.

So here’s the page: http://empreendedorefetivo.com.br/ede/uncategorized/teste-de-video

And here’s the code I’m using on that page (the 1st half is the code from JWPlayer wizard):

<script type='text/javascript' src='http://empreendedorefetivo.com.br/ede/jwplayer/jwplayer.js'></script>
 
<div id='mediaspace'>This text will be replaced</div>
 
<script type='text/javascript'>
  jwplayer('mediaspace').setup({
    'flashplayer': 'http://empreendedorefetivo.com.br/ede/jwplayer/player.swf',
    'file': 'https://s3-sa-east-1.amazonaws.com/s2-ede-files/analytics.mp4',
    'controlbar': 'bottom',
    'width': '470',
    'height': '320'
  });
</script>

============================

<?php
// Configuration.
$s2_jw_config["jwplayer"] = "http://empreendedorefetivo.com.br/ede/jwplayer/"; // Relative URL path to JW Player files directory.
$s2_jw_config["mp4_video_file_name"] = "analytics.mp4"; // Name of your MP4 test file.
// Don't edit anything else below unless you know what you're doing.
?>

<div id="jw-container">JW Player® appears here.</div>
<script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo $s2_jw_config["jwplayer"]; ?>jwplayer.js"></script>

<?php /* A direct URL to the RTMP source; counting the file against the current User in real-time. */
$cfg = array ("file_download" => $s2_jw_config["mp4_video_file_name"], "url_to_storage_source" => true, "count_against_user" => true); ?>

<?php /* API Function `s2member_file_download_url()` returns false if access is denied to the current User. */
if (($mp4 = s2member_file_download_url ($cfg, "get-streamer-array"))) { ?>

    <script type="text/javascript">
        jwplayer("jw-container").setup({modes: /* JW Player®. */
        [
            /* First try real-time streaming with Flash® player. */
            {type: "flash", provider: "rtmp", src: "<?php echo $s2_jw_config["jwplayer"]; ?>player.swf",
                config: {streamer: "<?php echo $mp4["streamer"]; ?>", file: "<?php echo $mp4["file"]; ?>"}},
        
            /* Else, try an HTML5 video tag. */
            {type: "html5", provider: "video",
                config: {file: "<?php echo $mp4["url"]; ?>"}},
        
            /* Else, this is a safe fallback. */
            {type: "download", /* Download the file. */
                config: {file: "<?php echo $mp4["url"]; ?>"}}
        ],
        /* Set video dimensions. */ width: 480, height: 270
        });
    </script>

<?php } else /* Access is denied to the current User. */ { ?>
    Sorry, you do NOT have access to this file.
<?php } ?>

And this is the .mp4 file url (BTW, dunno why it says s3-sa-east when it is hosted on Sao Paulo. Dunno if this has anything to do with it):

https://s3-sa-east-1.amazonaws.com/s2-ede-files/analytics.mp4

I’ve set the JWplayer parameter to an absolute url to ensure it would pick it from the right place, but either way didn’t work.

My wordpress is installed not on the root but inside a folder, in this case /ede. So perhaps something is going on where the player can’t load from the right place. I’ve even tried setting absolute urls like below to ensure that wasn’t the issue:

<?php
// Configuration.
$s2_jw_config["jwplayer"] = "http://empreendedorefetivo.com.br/ede/jwplayer/"; // Relative URL path to JW Player files directory.
$s2_jw_config["mp4_video_file_name"] = "analytics.mp4"; // Name of your MP4 test file.
// Don't edit anything else below unless you know what you're doing.
?>

<div id="jw-container">JW Player® appears here.</div>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://empreendedorefetivo.com.br/ede/jwplayer/jwplayer.js"></script>

<?php /* A direct URL to the RTMP source; counting the file against the current User in real-time. */
$cfg = array ("file_download" => $s2_jw_config["mp4_video_file_name"], "url_to_storage_source" => true, "count_against_user" => true); ?>

<?php /* API Function `s2member_file_download_url()` returns false if access is denied to the current User. */
if (($mp4 = s2member_file_download_url ($cfg, "get-streamer-array"))) { ?>

    <script type="text/javascript">
        jwplayer("jw-container").setup({modes: /* JW Player®. */
        [
            /* First try real-time streaming with Flash® player. */
            {type: "flash", provider: "rtmp", src: "http://empreendedorefetivo.com.br/ede/jwplayer/player.swf",
                config: {streamer: "<?php echo $mp4["streamer"]; ?>", file: "<?php echo $mp4["file"]; ?>"}},
        
            /* Else, try an HTML5 video tag. */
            {type: "html5", provider: "video",
                config: {file: "<?php echo $mp4["url"]; ?>"}},
        
            /* Else, this is a safe fallback. */
            {type: "download", /* Download the file. */
                config: {file: "<?php echo $mp4["url"]; ?>"}}
        ],
        /* Set video dimensions. */ width: 480, height: 270
        });
    </script>

<?php } else /* Access is denied to the current User. */ { ?>
    Sorry, you do NOT have access to this file.
<?php } ?>

.. but that didn’t work either.

So after these tests I’m thinking the problem is when parsing the .mp4 file from amazon which is giving me trouble.

But I’ve followed s2member’s tutorial on setting up S3 and Cloudfront and I’ve already inserted my keys as instructed so I’m not sure what is the problem. I’ve also installed Exec-php and Raw html plugins as instructed on the video.

I’m also using a bucket in Sao Paulo but I don’t think that should be the problem since it should be getting the right url straight from amazon.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by  Bruno.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by  Bruno.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by  Bruno.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by  Bruno.

I’m having the exact same problem where I can’t see my videos.

I was logged in as an admin and I even set my post to a 0 post level restriction to find out if that was the case but to no avail.

Please help.