About: Michelle Martin

Peggy,

Thanks for your assistance.

I ended up in another direction.

1. S2Members users should aware that the JW Player WordPress plug-in is NOT compatible with S2Member.

2. Code Sample provided with S2Member under Download Option > JW Player® & RTMP Protocol Examples > JW Player® ( MP4 file, via Rewrite URLs. Amazon® S3/CloudFront NOT required ) is NOT compatible with version JW Player 5.9

3. Here is how I made it work.

3.1 Download the current version of JW Player from their site http://www.longtailvideo.com/players
3.2 After unzipping the file create a folder jwplayer on my computer.
3.3 Drop the files jwplayer.js and player.swf into jwplayer folder create in step 3.2
3.4 Upload folder jwplayer folder on your server. Inside httpdocs folder.
3.5 Set files permissions at 644
3.6 Upload your file in the folder s2member-files
3.7 Optionally you may create sub-directory to keep all organized.
3.8 On your page or post paste the following code:

<div id='player'>Your video should load shortly. If it does not load update your flash player or update your browser.</div>
 
 <script type='text/javascript' src='/jwplayer/jwplayer.js'></script>
 
 <script type='text/javascript'>
   jwplayer('player').setup({
   	'flashplayer': 	'/jwplayer/player.swf',
   	'width':	'634',
   	'height':	'476',
   	'image':	'/wp-content/plugins/s2member-files/video/my-first-frame-image.png',
   	'file':		'[s2File rewrite="yes" inline="yes" download_key="yes" download="video/myvideo.mp4" /]'
   });
 </script>

3.9 Just correct the width, height, image and file. Note I am using a sub-directory named “video” download=”video/…” if you use another sub-directory name replace it there. If you do not use any sub-directory simply delete video/
4. Enjoy! I just save you 2 days of sweat.

Peggy,

Thank you for your feedback.

Are you using short code or long codes?
Can you give me an example of what your code looks like?

Thanks