An update to JWPlayer 6 will be nice.
Apple HLS support will be great instead of the current RTMP mod.

PilgrimX182 wrote:I'm planning to release new XVS version this July. Polishing some last features from my TODO list.
You can suggest something meanwhile if you have something on your mind.

Can we have an idea what is your TODO list so we may suggest something not on your TODO list?

ankurs wrote:edit fs.cgi

search for "CASE quality WHEN" and make the changes as you want

thanks ankurs. its working.

I have the HD+mobile mod.

By default when i upload a file, the normal quality will be encoded 1st followed by high quality and low quality.

How do I change the priority in such a way that the low quality will be encoded 1st, followed by normal and high quality?

?op=admin_enc_list
I'm trying to check my Encoding queue under Servers Management and I'm redirected back to the upload page.

Upon checking index.cgi, admin_enc_list function is missing.
I just bought the mp4 encode mode. Am I missing something?
I'm using latest XFS sent to my e-mail.

Ok, I have just installed gkplugins just to find out how it works. It works on client side, meaning, banning server ip address running gkplugins is of no use. Gkplugins is like cURL. All it does is scrape pages for direct video link. cURL runs on server. We can just ban the server ip. gkplugins runs...

hire a server admin to do it for u...

they can't know the content of the file? you sure?

these files are always posted at forums where DMCA agents are lingering around.

unless the files are for your own use and the links are not shared.

Maybe it's not your law problem but it' DMCA problem.

doesn't matter how you are going to encrypt it or password protect it.
you are going to share the password or encryption in warez forums where dmca agents are hanging around.

you get it wrong. the above config means you are asking the nginx mp4 and flv module to process all files.

you need to figure out how to instruct nginx mp4 module to process *.mp4 files only and nginx flv module to process *.flv files.

why set to 365? you deleting files which is inactive for 365 days?
if you don't intend to delete any files, setting it to 0 is the best option.

great. that's for main server.

for file servers, edit nginx.conf so nginx can handle mp4 and flv files by respective compiled modules.

hints:

once server side is done, next is client side.
need to update flash player code to support http pseudo streaming.

i don't see stopfilelockers.com targetting the below yet

onlinedengi.ru
onepay.vn
i-koruna.com