Media Section????

Jarrod@latemodel

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Is anyone else getting this error message? I have tried to load a few tech videos over the past two days and continue to get this.

Mustang Forums at StangNet - Error

Media URL did not match any supported services.

 

madspeed

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Just did a quick test. If I take the "S" out of the https:xxxxx, it works just fine. Must post open link, can't be secured it appears

 

Jarrod@latemodel

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That never even crossed my mind. All is good!! Thanks for the info.

 

madspeed

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yessir. I've seen it happen a time or two for other links as well. We can't all been logged in to your account

 

Jarrod@latemodel

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hahahaha

 

Noobz347

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@MRaburn

There appears to be a couple of links that have the wrong URL prefix.

 

MRaburn

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Couple of links to what, when and where.

 

Jarrod@latemodel

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Once I took the "S" out like madspeed suggested, it worked perfectly. I didn't even think about it causing a problem while I was logged into our youtube account.

All is good on my end. I posted up the two videos I needed posted.

 

madspeed

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I just skimmed the whole media section and didn't see any dead links

 

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Jarrod@latemodel said:

Once I took the "S" out like madspeed suggested, it worked perfectly. I didn't even think about it causing a problem while I was logged into our youtube account.

All is good on my end. I posted up the two videos I needed posted.

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Please provide an accurate description of what exactly, you clicked on when you received the error. If you clicked on a button and it took you to an HTTPS: instead of an HTTP: then we need to know what button or link took you there in order to fix it.

 

Jarrod@latemodel

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I didn't click on any button that took me somewhere to fix it.
When I would take this web link and try to post it under the "Submit Media" section, once I clicked on "Retrieve Information" it would give me that error.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c NrP1ZXcr-E&list=UUqm6GGaSE0PFH4vJvUz6uJA


Now when I take the "s" out of the "https" and submit it, it would retrieve the video and information from youtube with no problems.

 

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Jarrod@latemodel said:

I didn't click on any button that took me somewhere to fix it.
When I would take this web link and try to post it under the "Submit Media" section, once I clicked on "Retrieve Information" it would give me that error.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c NrP1ZXcr-E&list=UUqm6GGaSE0PFH4vJvUz6uJA


Now when I take the "s" out of the "https" and submit it, it would retrieve the video and information from youtube with no problems.

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Ohhhhhhhhhh.... I see what you mean now. The site that you were TRYING to pull from was encrypted.

Yeah, Youtube can be quirky. Click on the SHARE button on youtube in order to get the valid/active link for any video. There, you can just copy/paste the link that it provides.

This of course, will not work for private links that you have been specifically granted access. I don't believe that those links have SHARE buttons anyway.