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<blockquote data-quote="DreadFury" data-source="post: 560369" data-attributes="member: 96011">Okay, I got the compile to work (I had to hard-code the directory in for MePo into the Post Build because for some reason it wasn't liking the %PROGRAMFILES% macro.Sadly, there are still problems with some videos and missing 't' variables.HOWEVER!I think I have finally pinpointed the problem!!!The videos that are not working contain a '=' in the t variable.I think the plugin is parsing the variable wrong because of it, the '=' in the link should be turned into '%3D'.I tried on several videos that are known not to work, all of them had an '=' in the t variable which seems to make it come up blank when the plugin tries to process it.Could you add something to the plugin to make sure that if a '=' is included in the t variable, it is changed to '%3D'Example:[code]http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id=PgLAeZPgOac&amp;t=&amp;ext=.flv[/code]This is what the plugin is trying to play, it is an incorrect URL so the playback fails.[code]http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id=PgLAeZPgOac&amp;t=vjVQa1PpcFP5FNn5q5neTn3V7xB02-Ea4ig0IztKooo=&amp;ext=.flv[/code]This is the actual URL needed, however, the t variable has '=' in the code, so this must be changed.[code]http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id=PgLAeZPgOac&amp;t=vjVQa1PpcFP5FNn5q5neTn3V7xB02-Ea4ig0IztKooo%3D&amp;ext=.flv[/code]This is the way the URL should be presented to the plugin for play, notice how the '=' has been changed into %3D to pass the '=' symbol correctly in the URL.Doing this I'm sure will FIX this youtube problem for good.Thanks so much offbyone, your help and support (along with hioctane) are impressive and very much appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DreadFury, post: 560369, member: 96011"] Okay, I got the compile to work (I had to hard-code the directory in for MePo into the Post Build because for some reason it wasn't liking the %PROGRAMFILES% macro. Sadly, there are still problems with some videos and missing 't' variables. HOWEVER! I think I have finally pinpointed the problem!!! The videos that are not working contain a '=' in the t variable. I think the plugin is parsing the variable wrong because of it, the '=' in the link should be turned into '%3D'. I tried on several videos that are known not to work, all of them had an '=' in the t variable which seems to make it come up blank when the plugin tries to process it. Could you add something to the plugin to make sure that if a '=' is included in the t variable, it is changed to '%3D' Example: [B][code]http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id=PgLAeZPgOac&t=&ext=.flv[/code][/B] This is what the plugin is trying to play, it is an incorrect URL so the playback fails. [B][code]http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id=PgLAeZPgOac&t=vjVQa1PpcFP5FNn5q5neTn3V7xB02-Ea4ig0IztKooo=&ext=.flv[/code][/B] This is the actual URL needed, however, the t variable has '=' in the code, so this must be changed. [B][code]http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id=PgLAeZPgOac&t=vjVQa1PpcFP5FNn5q5neTn3V7xB02-Ea4ig0IztKooo%3D&ext=.flv[/code][/B] This is the way the URL should be presented to the plugin for play, notice how the '=' has been changed into %3D to pass the '=' symbol correctly in the URL. Doing this I'm sure will FIX this youtube problem for good. Thanks so much offbyone, your help and support (along with hioctane) are impressive and very much appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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