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  • #342084

    Hi guys,

    somehow I noticed that when using the fullscreen slider element and adding a video to a slide the video is rendered fine and correctly if taken from Youtube (where I hosted it) on any browser.

    If I took the same video from my AmazonS3 bucket to serve it much faster, it loads fine on all browsers but Firefox, where it is rendered with a black bar on top that cuts almost half of the video.

    You can view it yourself (using Firefox) at https://casateulada.com

    You’ll see the top section of the page opening up a fullscreen slider element with two photos then a video. If you scroll down the page almost to the end you’ll see the same video playing again, this time from the YouTube link and rendering correctly.

    Is there a fix for this?

    Thanks.

    Antonio

    #343131

    Hey Antonio!

    My firefox totally shuts down when I open your website. In Chrome I see this error:

    “The page at ‘https://casateulada.com/’ was loaded over HTTPS, but displayed insecure content from ‘http://casateulada.com.s3.amazonaws.com/Sardinia2.mp4’: this content should also be loaded over HTTPS.”

    So is it possible for you to load the video in httpS?

    Cheers!
    Andy

    #343290

    Thanks for checking Andy!

    I’ll need some help from someone hopefully knowing how to load/render an http:// YouTube video into an https:// so that I can embed YouTube videos in the site with SSL certificate without having those errors that you encountered.

    I tried using the following procedure (see link http://engagingcomms.com/Easy-way-to-Configure-SSL-for-Amazon-S3-bucket-via-Cloudflare-115) since I’m using CloudFlare for my SSL site, but I must have probably done something incorrectly if you still got the error message.

    Anyone knows how to turn http YouTube videos into https links?

    Thank you,

    Antonio

    #344473

    Hi!

    Have you tried changing the http:// to https://? This should work just fine because youtube supports https embeds. If it doesn’t work, try to employ protocol-relative URLs such as //www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0k3kHtyoq.

    Regards,
    Ismael

    #344513

    Hi Ismael,

    Curiously enough I just changed the original YouTube link given in the embed (which was just http://) with the one I saw in the YouTube address bar, which carried the https:// and when loading again the site the error seems to have gone.

    I gave up taking the link from my AS3 bucket for the moment, because if the YouTube appears to be working fine I may not have to change such link with my own link on AS3.

    I don’t consider the issue solved yet, because I have a feeling that it should be better to add the AS3 link, but so far so good…

    There are other little issues I need to solve with regards to speed optimization for a faster loading site, so once I’m done translating the site I will probably get back to this one if it improves the rendering.

    Thank you. I think you guys are terrific and I’m so glad I stick to Enfold for every site I make.

    I keep recommending Enfold to lots of fellows and I know that quite a few end up buying it. Why shouldn’t they in the end? You guys are awesome!

    Antonio

    #345466

    Hey!

    Thank you! and nice to hear that you could fix it. Just open a new ticket if you have any more questions. We are happy to assist you.

    Cheers!
    Andy

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