Hello everyone,
I am currently trying to link videos hosted on a private database into a layer element in my krpano.


I thought I could just link it similarly to how Klaus did in this forum post:

https://krpano.com/forum/wbb/index.php?p…37827#post37827
But i discovered that this did not work. Though I also tried it the given example of Klaus and always get the error:

loading of 'http://www.youtube.com...' failed!

This is the same whether I use youtube or my own link, which goes something like this:

url='https://raumerfinder.cdn.mediamid.com/resources/video7/video_embed.html?url=/cdnvidhls/video445294/5008800/video_config.json&autostart=false&defaultquality=high&mute={mute}&st={st}&skin={skin']https://raumerfinder.cdn.mediamid.com/resources/video7/video_embed.html?url=/cdnvidhls/video445294/5008800/video_config.json&autostart=false&defaultquality=high&mute={mute}&st={st}&skin={skin}

I know that I cant use the videoplayer plugin as the file format I am using isn't compatible, but does anyone know how I might get the video to show up and play as Klaus did for the youtube link?


Thanks in advance and best regards,
Annicka

Hey Piotr,
Thanks for the links. I looked into them and as far as I can see yes the youtube player uses an Iframe for one embed option, but for the flash version it just embeds it regularly.

The thing I don't understand is how they make it work, since the user wouldn't have the actual files. Every time I try something like that my videos wont load I would like to avoid the use of an Iframe.

I'd appreciate any advice or ideas.

thanks in advance :)

Annicka

Thank Piotr,
Due to my client wanting to see if there was a way to embed the videos directly without the use of iframes, and without having to actually have to host the videos on our server, I wanted to see the possibilities.

Seeing as I would have needed to develop a plugin for their media database we have instead settled on iframes instead ;)
Thanks again for the help.
Best regards,
Annicka