Error in mplayer

Error in mplayer

by sipra roy -
Number of replies: 7

Hi All,

I'm updating mpalyer in 2.2.1 version and after submitting the form not getting the video, only showing the JWPlayer. The error is access denied.

Please find attached screenshot to understand the error.

Thanks in advance.

Attachment error.JPG
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Re: Error in mplayer

by Howard Miller -
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Moved to General Problems (and will remove duplicate).

What did you upgrade from?
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Re: Error in mplayer

by sipra roy -

Hi Miller,

I've received the old version and upgrading to suitable for 2.2.1 version.

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Re: Error in mplayer

by G. M. -

As far as I know, the mplayer (Media Player) plugin only works in Moodle 1.9.x. You should, then, use the standard multimedia filters.

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Re: Error in mplayer

by sipra roy -

Hi Madero,

I've changed the coding standard and structure to compatible with 2.2.1 version. Therefore I'm getting this kind of error. But insert update or delete every actions are working fine in 2.2.1 version. But not showing the video, received the above error message.

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Re: Error in mplayer

by G. M. -
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Re: Error in mplayer

by sipra roy -

I'm uploading .flv/.mp4 etc.

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Re: Error in mplayer

by Matt Bury -
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Hi Sipra,

I got your message. It's probably a broken link to the video file or the wrong filetype parameter being passed into the JW Player. The module instance configuration form has a dropdown list of source types (http://code.google.com/p/moodle-mplayer/wiki/Playlists) so make sure that it corresponds to the file you're linking to.

I'm currently developing the SWF Activity Module for Moodle 2.x but I've run into some problems with the new Moodle file API which also affect the Media Player module. The workaround is a rather lengthy and inconvenient process which doesn't allow course duplication or transfering playlists from one course/Moodle to another.

I'd rather not release any versions of either module until these issues are resolved, otherwise I'll get inundated with complaints and requests for problems I don't yet have solutions to. I hope you understand.

All the best,

Matt