Martin, two other questions:

1) I notice in the shortcode above, RTMP is specified:
[fvplayer rtmp="/videos/your-video-480p.mp4" qsel="true"]

Is that necessary? I’m currently hosting my videos in an S3 bucket, which isn’t an RTMP stream, is it? Can I simply add qsel=”true” to the end of the short code I’m already using? For example:

[fvplayer src='https://s3.amazonaws.com/PortraitDrawingCourse/640x360webm/PD5.5_Modeling_the_Ear_640x360.webm' src1='https://s3.amazonaws.com/PortraitDrawingCourse/640x360mp4/PD5.5_Modeling_the_Ear_640x360.mp4' qsel="true"]

2) I’m linking to both mp4 and webm files in my current shortcode to better accommodate Chrome users. Can the webm files also make use of quality switching, or just the mp4’s?

Thanks, Martin. I understand now.

This is a great start. I look forward to further refinements. As you mention, the page reload is a bit jarring, and a more seamless transition would be ideal.

Also, support for secure RTMP streaming via CloudFront is a priority for me. I think that deploying my videos on a CDN (especially the HD videos) will help my customers who currently experience streaming issues, but they need to be secure and not accessible to the general public. +1 on that.

Thanks again.

Thanks, Martin. This looks promising.

I have two questions: 1) When do you anticipate this being out of beta? 2) The videos on your test site don’t play: the 3-dot loading icon just goes on indefinitely… What’s going on there?