Hi,

We need to use JW Player to serve up videos from our Amazon S3 service.  As an intermediate step, I placed a Text/HTML module on a test page and pasted in the "Getting Started" script from Long Tail's website.  I referenced an mp4 file in /Portals/3/movie directory and also ensured that the jwplayer directory was at the root of the file system.  Nonetheless, the video will not render.  Can anyone point me in the proper direction?

<div id='player'></div><br /> <br /> <script type='text/javascript' src='/jwplayer/jwplayer.js'></script><br /> <br /> <script type='text/javascript'><br /> jwplayer('player').setup({<br /> 'flashplayer': '/jwplayer/player.swf',<br /> 'width': '400',<br /> 'height': '300',<br /> 'file': '/Portals/3/movie/Office%20365%20Portal%20-%20E%20planv2.mp4.mp4'<br /> });<br /> </script>

Thanks,

Sid

Thanks for your reply.  Based on information provided, I made changes and my script looks like this: <div id='player'></div><br /> <br /> <script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.office365training.com/Portals/3/jwplayer/jwplayer.js'></script><br /> <br /> <script type='text/javascript'><br /> jwplayer('player').setup({<br /> 'flashplayer': 'http://www.office365training.com/Portals/3/jwplayer/player.swf',<br /> 'width': '400',<br /> 'height': '300',<br /> 'file': 'http://www.office365training.com/Portals/3/movie/Office%20365%20Portal%20-%20E%20planv2.mp4.mp4'<br /> });<br /> </script>

I also tried remove the apostrophes, but that won't work either.  Have you had any success using JWPlayer with Amazon S3?

Thanks,

Sid