Peter

Have you considered loading the video as a local file rather than a link to youtube?

Hi, I have thought of that but one of the whole ideas of using something like youtube is to get plays which also helps with rankings on Google. 

The videos that go viral on youtube also get suggested to people and then will find links back to my site.

It is such a simple problem that can be solved very easily by the creators of this program and there have been other changes that are not that important as this one been done over the past few months.

I am just feeling that support is a problem with bugs.

There are many more problems that I found once I have done the SEO on my sites but I am scared to mention them because they go ignored. 

I am getting to the point where I am sorry I purchased this package. 

I have lost full websites due to program crashes and has backups but they did not work as an example and I was told I could not do anything about it. Two hours later I recovered my site by hacking in.

Not the best way to solve it but I am really concerned about the level of support.

Peter, I went to your video page via the link and was able to play all 9 videos - did you fix the issue? (I am using firefox).

Also, When I open youtube it is https://

Can you change the link to https://www.youtube.com/iframe_api?_=1466376120921' so both your site and youtube are using secure links?

HI

I changed the one Website X5 file on my computer to make it work. as per my previous messages about this problem. When they update the programs and I do not see the update being done, I forget to change that file again and keep on publishing sites until I get an email from someone saying they do not work. 

It is just a simple fix in the file and I do not know why Iconmedia is not doing the change. There is no reason for them not to change it. 

Here is the initial post I did to Iconmedia 2nd Feb 2016

https://helpcenter.websitex5.com/post/140589

Quote"

 This gives a conflict and everytime you do an update I have to change the x5engine.deferrable.js file to make it work

I cannot see any reason of circumstance where http: will work on this line of code

text/javascript",src:"https://www.youtube.com/iframe_api"}

Please change it

"

Their response was they will consider it for a future release.