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The current player works fine. JWPlayer uses the same technology to play files so it won't stream videos any different. You'll probably find the issue is with the type of media encoding rather than the player. For example, not all mp4s will stream.

This should be based on the php max upload settings. Do you have a local php.ini file in the root of the script install with the max upload settings defined? This will only work for that directory, it doesn't iterate down into the plugins folder. If you have a local php.ini, I'd recommend...

This is an old RFC as the last release provided this. I probably should have updated this. :)

Re: What does this number of threads in active downloads mea It's the number of connections for the download. Download managers may have multiple connections when downloading the same file so it shows these.

Thanks, fixed for the next release.

Thanks, this is done for the next release.

Sure, have a look at: install/manual/upgrade.en.html You'll need to migrate any custom changes you've done manually at the moment though.

That's the one for external file servers. You need to use the one supplied with the core script zip download. If you can't see it your OS may be hiding files starting with a dot by default.

What are you using in your .htaccess file? Can you paste the contents here.

It's because you're on an older version of the core script. You need to open plugins/sociallogin/admin/settings.php and delete lines 5-7. Replace with this: // includes and security include_once('../../../admin/_local_auth.inc.php');

Plus make sure you've got an .htaccess with 'deny from all' in it in your files/ folder. We could build in encryption but as yetisharemods says it would be difficult to stop someone decrypting them if they were determined to. You could encrypt them using a key but that key still needs to be...

Try settings the permissions on the plugin folder to 755 instead. Some hosts throw a 500 error on 777 permissions.