Mave Video Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Mave adds a Gutenberg block for embedding videos hosted in Mave. Editors can
choose an existing Mave video, upload a new video directly to Mave, and adjust
player options per block.
The plugin stores the Mave API key server-side in WordPress. The editor uses
WordPress REST routes and short-lived upload tokens scoped to the configured
Mave space or collection.
External services
This plugin connects to Mave, an external video hosting, upload, playback, and
video analytics service. Mave is provided by Mave and uses the mave.io and
video-dns.com domains listed below.
Mave service: https://www.mave.io/
Terms of Use: https://www.mave.io/terms
Privacy Policy: https://www.mave.io/privacy
The plugin uses Mave services under these conditions:
- When an administrator configures a Mave API key, the WordPress server sends
authenticated API requests to api.mave.io to list videos and collections for
the block picker. These requests send the configured API key and request
parameters such as page number, page size, collection id, and archived filter. - When an editor uploads a file through the Mave block, WordPress creates a
short-lived upload token scoped to the configured Mave upload target. The
editor’s browser connects to dash.mave.io for upload status and uploads the
selected video or audio file to upload.mave.io. The upload sends the selected
file, filename, file type, upload id, and short-lived upload token. - When the editor or a public page renders a Mave block or shortcode, the
browser loads the Mave component module from cdn.video-dns.com so the
mave-player and mave-upload web components can render and operate. - Public pages that contain a Mave player load thumbnails, video playback
assets, and related player resources from video-dns.com CDN endpoints such as
space-{space-id}.video-dns.com. These requests include the requested video
asset URL and normal browser request metadata. - The Mave player may send privacy-friendly aggregate playback events to
metrics.video-dns.com. These events include the embed id and playback event
data needed for video analytics. Mave analytics do not use cookies,
cross-site tracking, advertising identifiers, or viewer profiling.
The Mave API key is stored in WordPress options and is not exposed to public
visitors. Advanced settings allow administrators to change the Mave service
endpoints when using another Mave environment.
Features
- Mave Video block.
- Direct Mave uploads.
- Mave library picker with collection support.
- Global player theme and color defaults.
- Per-block player overrides.
- [mave_video] shortcode support.
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