Hi all,
I'm learning to use multimedia macro and met difficulties, please help me figure out. Thanks!!
After uploaded the videos as attachment, I inserted the multimedia macro but it doesn't show the video:
For .wmv file and .avi file, it shows: the plug-in is not supported:
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For .mov file and .mp4 file, I installed Quicktime as request but it still shows nothing:
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I also tried smaller file (size: 4mb~16mb) but nothing happened. And neither Chrome nor IE can make them work.
Does anyone knew what caused this problem? Should I enable any plug-in?
Thanks in advance,
Hongjing FU
Hi Hongjing,
I would recommend using a user macro to display HTML5 video (not supported by the multimedia macro, at least not yet). I have one:
or you could use David Simpson's version (mine is based on his):
https://davidsimpson.me/2013/07/28/html-5-video-user-macro-for-atlassian-confluence/
Both work best with MP4 video.
I have added both of the above two as a macro and tried to play a mp4 video.
My video plays only 3-4 minutes out of total 47 minute.
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It provides a VM file content. How to embed this plugin via the Add-Ons Manager?
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It is not done via a plugin, but rather the "User Macros" section of the Confluence "General Configuration" options.
Here's some more information: https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/writing-user-macros-4485.html
Simply choose a name for the user macro (like html5video), copy/paste in the content, and once you save it, it should show up in the macros list.
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Thanks a lot Stephen; I've managed to create a new macro. The code provided by David Simpson does not work properly yet, but this is another discussion.
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I have the same problem and doesn't succeed to create a working user macro.
How can I modify the code so that it works? Any ideas?
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I'm also seeing this issue, after having previously seen these video formats working.
I've added a bug, here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-41623 which I encourage you to vote up and follow. Something's clearly wrong.
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