Hello,
Tonight my website suddenly showed an error message on all my channel:
Task Queue Failed at step 5: Playlist could not be loaded due to crossdomain policy restrictions
It was fine for month and now it seem that my setup or something else is wrong.
Can someone help me ?
The website is jetamuz.com
Thanks
Well I found the problem.
I forgot to redirect www.___.com to ___.com
It work fine now.
Thanks
I have the same problem
You could explain the solution?
thx
onh – Can you provide a link to where you are running this?
here:
http://www. uncritcule. com/video.html
The issue here is that you can’t put http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=apm+bar%C3%A7a&aq=0 as the file flashvar, as it is just a YouTube Search Query. That will not work.
Refer to the YouTube API Developer Guide – http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol.html
Ethan,
I am having the same problem and I have followed all the documentation regarding the crossdomain policy from the adobe website's KB and I am still getting this error...I am using the "*" for domains because I am allowing all access to these files because multipule website will be using my files in their players (radio shows archive files) and I am not sure what I am doing wrong...I am kinda new to this and also new to Red5 so maybe I am doing this incorrectly.
here are my questions:
1) does this file belong on the Red5 server which is hosting these files in question?
2) if above is "YES" does it have to be in the main root of "Red5" or with in the "webapps" folder or in the actual application on Red5 I am hosting the files in such as "oflaDemo" (not using oflaDemo...this was just an example)
3) if question 1 is "NO" then where is this "crossdomain.xml" file to be hosted/located??
4) can you tell me if this is correct...accroding to adobe this file should simply look like this for full domain access:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE cross-domain-policy SYSTEM "http://www.macromedia.com/xml/dtds/cross-domain-policy.dtd">
<cross-domain-policy>
<allow-access-from domain="*" />
</cross-domain-policy>
I have been beating my head against the wall for 2 weeks now trying to get this to work...can you PLEASE help me...and YES I have downloaded the player from here and I wish to use this player because I do beleive it is the best FLV player on the web to date!!
Respectfully,
Jim
Him Jim,
Sorry, I do not have much experience in Red5.
Do you have a sample link?
Best,
-Ethan
Nathan,
I actually got it to work after I posted this...it works but not exactly like I wished it did.
I have my website on one server and my Red5 is hosted on my own server here at my house and the files are being stored here on my red5 server. I get them to play back thru the website (using your player) but the only way I can get the playlist to load into the player and the FLV files to load off of the playlist is if I continuolsy use the IP address and Port number of my red5 server...I am going to assume that I can fix that issue with a DNS zone file (sub domain) to point the IP and Port number to a DNS Zone. The problem I am having now is that everytime a new FLV file is being created I need to go and manually edit the playlist and I want to know how I can create a PHP script to automatically do this either when a new FLV is created or when someone loads the player (not sure which would be best or easier) please let me know if you can help me....my email address is jacivitello at gmail dot com
If you could try posting a sample test link, that would be most helpful, thanks.
Hey me too. i've got this error. in Wowpinoytv.blogspot.com.. Now i can't watch any video in that site. can u tell me what's the problem? pls help me.
@Adrian – is this your site?
i got the same problem from task queue failed at step 5...is anyone there can help me?pls...what can i do now?thanks
Can you provide a link to where you are running this?
@Ethan: yup! that's my site. can u help me?
@Adrian – I just went to a random link on your site – http://wowpinoytv.blogspot.com/2010/08/impostor-august-17-2010.html, it works for me. Can you check?
I'm having the same problem. As soon as I change my playlist to use the jwplayer namespace, as suggested in your documentation at http://www.longtailvideo.com/support/jw-player/jw-player-for-flash-v5/12537/xml-playlist-support#jwplayernamespace, then I suddenly get
Task Queue failed at step 5: Loaded playlist is empty
@Peder – Can you provide a link to where you are running this?
Hi I'm encountering this error as well. I'm trying to watch from this site http://dapeke.co.nr/ but then this error shows up and I can't watch it. Please help. Thanks.
@chloe – This site is not using the JW Player, and any advice to fix the issue would be meant for the webmaster of the site.
hey.. i got the same problem task queue failed at step 5: playlist could not be loaded due to crossdomain policy restriction.. ethan, can you help me? this is my sample test link www.telebyuwers.tv or www.tvnatinto.blogspot.com tnx..
I just went to – http://tvnatinto.blogspot.com/2010/09/tapatan-harapan-sa-malacanang-w.html
Playlist works fine.
Is this your site?
yes thats my sample site.. that video wasn't playing here in my computer.. what would be the problem? can you tell me? even in the other filipino site..
@jhay – If you are having issues on other sites as well, I would suggest – Upgrading your browser/flash to the latest version, and doing a virus scan on your computer.
what flash would u suggest ethan? thank u very much..
Latest version from – http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
I am having the "Task Queue failed at step 5: Playlist could not be loaded due to crossdomain policy restrictions." issue now ONLY with IE. Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc. all fine. Does anyone know if it is just code I need to add to crossdomain.xml for an IE fix? Thanks!
BY the way, the site in question is http://www.schenkguitars.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=78&Itemid=96. Again, I only get this error in Internet Explorer, no other browser.
I fixed it. Apparently IE requires the crossdomain reference to be "xxx.com" not "http://www.xxx.com". Once that change was made then all browsers including IE work just fine. Thanks for the great plugin!
You need a crossdomain.xml file in this location – http://184.154.74.34/crossdomain.xml
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/crossdomain_policy_file_spec.html – More information.
Oh, great. Glad you got it! :)
SOME FEEDBACK TO HELP OTHERS who are getting this error "Task Queue Failed at step 5: Playlist could not be loaded due to crossdomain policy restrictions":
Mine was a youtube video but I had left the "PROVIDER" blank. Adding "youtube" made the prob disappear. I know that won't work for everyone, but as long as it helps a few.
Sadly, while that error disappeared and my video showed in preview here, it still doesn't show on my site after pasting the custom code generated. Instead, still shows "This text will be replaced". Can someone help me? The link is at: http://www.imreview.com/MP4_testing_copy.htm
Thanks.
Thanks for sharing :)
my pleasure. i realize that the "last" thing anyone has time for, after their struggle, is precisely often the ONE thing that's most important, which is to come back here and post a soln, even if it only takes 2 mins. i always try to do that, even i'm a relative newbie cuz so tiring constantly seeing a list of "i have that problem too" questions (for you too I can only imagine). anyway, thanks and i think u and i are presently working on another thread (my new & slightly more complicated issue i'm hoping u can help me with). i'm going to check there now..
it's at http://www.longtailvideo.com/support/forums/jw-player/setup-issues-and-embedding/15254/previews-fine-but-live-still-shows-this-text-will-be-replaced-thanks-for-your-help#comment-90751
kind regards,
dj
thanks again :)
Hi Ethan,
I am a newbie in doing this so I really need your help to make it work for my site. Currently I am only using the you tube embed codes to embed the videos I want to post on my BLOGGER site. I want to use the JW player but I am having problems to make it work.
Here is a test Link of my site: http://v-hive-trudisliit.blogspot.com/2010/11/test.html
I encountered this: Task Queue Failed at step 5: Playlist could not be loaded due to crossdomain policy restrictions
and this are the codes I used:
<embed src="http://www.jeroenwijering.com/embed/player.swf"width="450"height="324"allowscriptaccess="always"allowfullscreen="true"flashvars="height=324&width=450&file=http://kalinktv.com/video/73346NUN85S5/24-Oras-Weekend-11-07-2010&searchbar=false&smoothing=false"/>
If you are going to look on the other date of posts you can see I used you tube player.
I want to change it using the JW player but I am really not familiar with codes and not an IT neither a programmer that is why I use you tube for they give the embed codes once you want to share it.
Now what I would like to do is to play a video link (e.g. links from megavideo,you tube playlists, other webs videos, & etc.) using the JW player. To give you an example lets say I want to get this link (http://kalinktv.com/video/73346NUN85S5/24-Oras-Weekend-11-07-2010) and play it, embed it using the JW player for my site the same way that they're doing it. As you can see in the sample link they are using the JW player for the video playlist coming from you tube. Could you show this to me step by step for me to understand on how to do this clearly? If you can provide the right codes to do this please do so, that will give me an idea on how to do it by myself the next time. Thank you very much and I really appreciate your help.
Hi Chris,
The issue here is that you need to link to the location of a video file. You are linking to a URL – http://kalinktv.com/video/73346NUN85S5/24-Oras-Weekend-11-07-2010
If you load this file, it will work – http://kalinktv.com/playlist.php?i=I3Sb0UYNh70,dAwykwXV1Io
Best,
-Ethan
Hi Ethan,
Thanks for your reply I'll try this link that you gave me and let you know the result. By the way where did you get the playslist link? Kindly let me know where to look?
regards...
Ethan,
By the way, how come if I try using my own you tube playlist, the player doesn't work and shows the same error message "task queue...."? I even tried to use your wizard in doing this and still the same error occurs when I am embedding it to my blogger. What am I missing or doing wrong?
@CHRIS – I viewed the source of the page you were trying to use as the file URL, that’s how I got it.
Regarding your own playlist, what playlist are you trying?
Hi Ethan,
Apparently I used the playlist link you gave me and substitute it with the codes i provided earlier. Unfortunately it still did not work and showed the same error message. Is there anything wrong with the codes I used?
About a sample of you tube playlist try this:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=F6D64EB1A87D9AA0
I even applied this using the code above but still no luck.
If you have a better form of codes to use for me to try in my site it will be helpful if you can provide it for me to follow and use it thanks...
@CHRIS – We use the YouTube API, and you can’t load a playlist like that, you will have to load it like this – http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/playlists/F6D64EB1A87D9AA0
Thanks Ethan, though where could I get the API's for my you tube playlist?
About your message:
"Hi Chris,
The issue here is that you need to link to the location of a video file. You are linking to a URL - http://kalinktv.com/video/73346NUN85S5/24-Oras-Weekend-11-07-2010
If you load this file, it will work - http://kalinktv.com/playlist.php?i=I3Sb0UYNh70,dAwykwXV1Io
Best,
-Ethan"
I did tried using this playlist you gave me but got no luck to make it work. Any suggestions to make this work on the codes I gave you?
Chris, I just tested out your playlist in our wizard, and it worked for me.
Try this code:
<object classid='clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000' width='470' height='600' id='single1' name='single1'>
<param name='movie' value='http://player.longtailvideo.com/player.swf'>
<param name='allowfullscreen' value='true'>
<param name='allowscriptaccess' value='always'>
<param name='wmode' value='transparent'>
<param name='flashvars' value='file=http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/playlists/F6D64EB1A87D9AA0&playlist=bottom'>
<embed
type='application/x-shockwave-flash'
id='single2'
name='single2'
src='http://player.longtailvideo.com/player.swf'
width='470'
height='600'
bgcolor='undefined'
allowscriptaccess='always'
allowfullscreen='true'
wmode='transparent'
flashvars='file=http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/playlists/F6D64EB1A87D9AA0&playlist=bottom'
/>
</object>
Hi Ethan,
Thanks to your support and also for the code it works great! Now my only problem is where to get this you tube API's :(
Np!
I am also getting the "Task Queue Failed at step 5: Playlist could not be loaded due to crossdomain policy restrictions" error.
I am using the latest JW Player Plugin for WordPress, and I am simply trying to display a video that is located ON MY OWN SITE. I am using the following shortcode:
[jwplayer config=Out-of-the-Box file=/wp-content/misc/video/APEpicnic30.flv]
I also tried using a fully-qualified URL:
[jwplayer config=Out-of-the-Box file=http://www.thefifiorganization.net/wp-content/misc/video/APEpicnic30.flv]
...but received the same error.
I tried placing a "crossdomain.xml" file at the root level of my domain (thefifiorganization.net/crossdomain.xml), with the following contents:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE cross-domain-policy SYSTEM "http://www.adobe.com/xml/dtds/cross-domain-policy.dtd">
<cross-domain-policy>
<allow-access-from domain="*.thefifiorganization.net"/>
<allow-access-from domain="*.thefifiorganization.com"/>
<allow-access-from domain="*.thefifiorganization.org"/>
</cross-domain-policy>
...but received the same error.
HELP!
@Jason Toews – Can you provide a link to where you are running this?
Absolutely:
http://www.thefifiorganization.net/video/1994-ape-picnic/
There are three players on the page. The third one is the one where I'm trying to use the shortcode.
Your file never loads, it times out:
http://www.thefifiorganization.net/video/1994-ape-picnic/201D/wp-content/misc/video/APEpicnic30.flv
@Ethan Long Tail - I have no idea where you got that URL; it is not present in my WP post or anywhere else that I can see. The URL of the WP post is:
http://www.thefifiorganization.net/video/1994-ape-picnic/
The URL of the .flv file is:
http://thefifiorganization.net/wp-content/misc/video/APEpicnic30.flv
All of the player files are located here:
http://thefifiorganization.net/wp-content/uploads/jw-player-plugin-for-wordpress/player/
??
@Jason Toews – I used Firebug and it shows the player requesting the file from that location. I would recommend downloading Firebug…it’s a great tool. I would add the flv into your shortcode via the absolute path, to make sure you are calling it correctly.
@Ethan Long Tail - perhaps you missed the below, from my earlier post:
<quote>
I also tried using a fully-qualified URL:
[jwplayer config=Out-of-the-Box file=http://www.thefifiorganization.net/wp-content/misc/video/APEpicnic30.flv]
</quote>
Notice that the URL of the .flv is a fully-qualified path, as you suggested. That's how the shortcode is written RIGHT NOW on the blog post here (bottom video):
http://www.thefifiorganization.net/video/1994-ape-picnic
...and I'm still receiving the error message. It's possible that, at the time you checked it, I was using the relative path. However, as I stated previously, I tried it both ways, and neither worked.
Any helpful suggestions?
In your shortcode, change:
file=“http://www.thefifiorganization.net/wp-content/misc/video/APEpicnic30.flv”
To:
file=http://www.thefifiorganization.net/wp-content/misc/video/APEpicnic30.flv
It will fix the issues.
Hi Ethan,
I have a problem.
I need you help.
<JW Player Embedding and JavaScript Guide.pdf> 2.1 Getting started,
I do it,but the webpage only has "Loading the player ..."
@lcits – Provide a link, and I can help you.
@Ethan Long Tail - thanks very much! Removing the quotes from around the filepath resolved my issue. After doing that, I also removed the "crossdomain.xml" file from the root level of my website (previously recommended as a possible solution), and everything continued to work just fine.
Thanks again for your diligence and patience.
Different, less-important problem: How do I get the player to be center-aligned rather than left-aligned? Previously, I simply surrounded the (full) player code with paragraph tags and named a paragraph class that specified center-align. Surrounding the shortcode with paragraph tags seems to have no effect, however.
Np.
Regarding that, maybe try posting in html mode and wrapping the player in center tags?
Hey Ethan,
I'm also getting the Task Queue Failed at step 5: Playlist could not be loaded due to crossdomain policy restrictions error. Here's the link to my site:
http://184.106.227.117/~srchulo/gettingstarted/narutomeetsbleach/test.html
Is there anyway you could look at the source code and tell me what's wrong? Thanks!
Adam
@Adam – There are not playlists here, but the flv you are trying to play cannot be found – http://media2.directvid.com/dl/11da980405c2ffff224947072a6ddfc1/4cebc9a2/ship122.flv
Hey Ethan,
Sorry about that! I forgot that I had posted this last night, and then I played around with test.html some more. There is a playlist again and it is still not working. Here's the URL again:
http://184.106.227.117/~srchulo/gettingstarted/narutomeetsbleach/test.html
Could you check it out now? Thanks!
You need a crossdomain.xml file here – http://embed.videoweed.com/crossdomain.xml
More information – http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/crossdomain_policy_file_spec.html
Ethan,
So do I need to change my code at all? Or where do I put this file? You put it in the address like they would have it on their server. If they don't have it on their server, can I not get it to work? Thanks.
Yeah, you can’t get it to work then, since this is their server. Maybe you should host the videos on your own server and not use their bandwidth ;) Just a thought…
Ethan,
I appreciate your thoughts and help, but it's actually a site to upload your videos and then host them and share them elsewhere. That's the whole idea of the site. Thanks.
Adam
Adam,
I know the site. But I believe they want you to share the videos using their hosted player.
-Ethan
a little help
Task Queue failed at step 5: Playlist could not be loaded due to crossdomain policy restrictions
xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<playlist version="1" xmlns="http://xspf.org/ns/0/">
<trackList>
<track>
<title>Trojans</title>
<location>http://trojanwrestler.com/introz.f4v</location>
<image>/images/Untitled-1.jpg</image>
</track>
html
<script type='text/javascript' src='swfobject.js'></script>
<div id='mediaspace'>This text will be replaced</div>
<script type='text/javascript'>
var so = new SWFObject('player.swf','mpl','700','600','9');
so.addParam('allowfullscreen','true');
so.addParam('allowscriptaccess','always');
so.addParam('wmode','opaque');
so.addVariable('playlistfile','http://trojanwrestler.com/trvideo.xml');
so.addVariable('backcolor','111111');
so.addVariable('frontcolor','cccccc');
so.addVariable('lightcolor','66cc00');
so.addVariable('playlistsize','200');
so.addVariable('skin','http://www.longtailvideo.com/jw/upload/stylish.swf');
so.addVariable('playlist','bottom');
so.write('mediaspace');
</script>
site
www.trojanwrestler.com/videoss.html
Hi,
Two issues here.
1) Change – so.addVariable(‘playlistfile’,‘http://trojanwrestler.com/trvideo.xml’); to so.addVariable(‘playlistfile’,‘http://www.trojanwrestler.com/trvideo.xml’);
It is always a good idea to add www in. Your site does not have 301 Re-Directs set up.
2) Your playlist itself has an issue:
http://trojanwrestler.com/trvideo.xml
XML Parsing Error: not well-formed
Location: http://trojanwrestler.com/trvideo.xml
Line Number 75, Column 2:</trackList>
-^
This is because at the end of your playlist you have:
</trackList> </playlist> </trackList> </playlist>You need to make it:
</trackList> </playlist>Thanks for your help - your the man!
Np!
I have the following error "Task Queue failed at step 5: Playlist could not be loaded due to crossdomain policy"
Except I'm not using a playlist.
I use the player to play audio file only (by the way, an dedicated version for audio only would be great :-) Audio files are not on my server.
Example :
http://www.musicarium.com/telecharger/colonel-reyel/celui-single-385336787.html#celui
Thank you.
You need a crossdomain.xml file here – http://a150.phobos.apple.com/crossdomain.xml
More information – http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/crossdomain_policy_file_spec.html
@ Ethan:
Why do you know where to put the corrsdomain file? My Player Does'nt work:
Domain: www.ebbinghouse.com
Player: www.ebbinghouse.com/music/
(at the end of the page)
I wan't to load a Playlist.
Thanks for your help
Have solved the Problem!!!
<allow-access-from domain="*"/>
worked for me but how secure is to let all domains in?
Hi,
I just installed my LongTail JW Player (licensed) for my website www.telebasel.ch/mash and getting the same error. I'm using wordpress 3.0.2. My Video is located on an external server, the acutal link is:
http://static.cdn.streamfarm.net/1000199copo/ondemand/app610238465/510328832/951696/951696_h264_512_288_500kb_de_500.mp4
My wordpress-plugin code is:
[jwplayer config=mashplayer file=http://static.cdn.streamfarm.net/1000199copo/ondemand/app610238465/510328832/951696/951696_h264_512_288_500kb_de_500.mp4]
you can find the test posting here:
http://www.telebasel.ch/mash/2010/01/18/test1/
can someone help me? I'm a newbie and i dont really know anything about crossdomain xml files or such complicated thing. what can i do?
(Its my website)
@Jack Sleeper – I found it in Firebug ;) Glad you got it! I would recommend using it. It is a good tool.
@Erdem – Sometimes in WP the themes can clash, so try to remove the quotes, like this -
[jwplayer config=mashplayer file=http://static.cdn.streamfarm.net/1000199copo/ondemand/app610238465/510328832/951696/951696_h264_512_288_500kb_de_500.mp4]
That should fix it.
Hi Ethan!
Its working now properly on my computer, thanks! But i cant watch it on my iphone. When i visit the page, no video appears on the display. did I forget something in code or in the setup or my player? add. infos: the player is branded on www.telebasel.ch, this may be the problem?
It depends on how the video was encoded. iDevices are very picky.
First, I had the same issue "Task Queue Failed at step 5"
You have to be careful about the ".
But now my video is not playing in Firefox. In IE it's ok. My video is about 100mb.
@Nicolas – Generally when you have an issue, providing a link would be helpful…
-http://www.fcb-videos.com/?p=1103
Thx.
One, make sure to run this application on your mp4 – http://renaun.com/blog/code/qtindexswapper/
Two, make sure you have GZIP Compression Disabled, and you have MP4 set as a valid MIME-TYPE
Thank you!
I disabled GZIP Compression on videos server. I added this :
<IfModule mod_deflate.c>
SetEnv no-gzip 1
</IfModule>
Now it works!
Great!
Hy all
@developer: how difficult must it be, to cross check your code for the missing "" [quots]? Since your documentation is not accurat at all.
@all: remove the "" [quots] and your movie is loading perfectly...
Marc
Hi all, I'm very new to this and I'm also getting the same crossdomain error message. I've been using the longtail wizard to help create my player and it looks amazing I just can't get it to use my playlist. Test site is here:
http://williammorrismusic.com/links - copy.asp
Here is my xml file code:
bc.. <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<playlist version='1' xmlns='http://xspf.org/ns/0/'>
<allow-access-from domain="http://williammorrismusic.com"/>
<trackList>
<track>
<creator>William Morris</creator>
<title>Sante Claas</title>
<location>http://williammorrismusic.com/flv/sante.flv</location>
<image>http://williammorrismusic.com/videothumbs/sante.jpg</image>
<info>http://williammorrismusic.com</info>
</track>
</trackList>
</playlist>
Your link is down.
Error 404: NOT FOUND!Your browser cannot find the document corresponding to the URL you typed in.
For some reason if you copy and paste the whole thing it does work:
bc.. http://williammorrismusic.com/links - copy.asp
Got it.
1) The issue here is that your playlist – http://www.williammorrismusic.com/playlist.xml, is referencing all of the files without the www. in front of the URL. You should add that in.
2) Remove this line – so.addVariable(‘skin’,‘http://www.williammorrismusic.com/player.swf’);
Because player.swf is not a skin, so it is not needed.
Hi Ethan thanks for that, I have changed XML to this
bc.. <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<playlist version='1' xmlns='http://xspf.org/ns/0/'>
<trackList>
<track>
<creator>William Morris</creator>
<title>Sante Claas</title>
<location>http://www.williammorrismusic.com/flv/sante.flv</location>
<image>http://www.williammorrismusic.com/videothumbs/sante.jpg</image>
<info>http://www.williammorrismusic.com</info>
</track>
</trackList>
</playlist>
I also removed the line of code you asked but no joy so far. Did I do it wrong?
Works fine – http://www.williammorrismusic.com/links%20-%20copy.asp
I can see the player now but the video will not play for me and I can't see the info for the video.
Hmmm, it works now but I had to use the link in this thread, when I just refreshed the page in my browser nothing happened. Also I seem to be getting different skins come up on different computers. Very odd...
The main issue is that your site does not have 301 Re-Directs set up. So people are able to access your site from www.yoursite.com and yoursite.com (without the www), this is very bad for SEO, and is causing you issues with your JW Player setup now because www.yoursite.com and yoursite.com (without the www) are essentially two different domains, and that is why you were having the crossdomain.xml errors. See this link for more information – http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=93633
Much appreciated, the odd thing is that when I access my site with www. from my laptop the player works fine but when accessing it using www. from my desktop only the player shows with video or playlist.
I found this on redirects:
http://www.webconfs.com/how-to-redirect-a-webpage.php
I use asp on my site is it a case of adding in the code under that asp heading somewhere on my site?
It is just a case of adding code on your site. I prefer to use htaccess though. From my computer, accessing your with with www. , it loads fine.
Thanks, I shall have to look into it. Could I ask if you can see a description for the videos in the playlist? I have used the tag:
<description>text</description>
but nothing is showing for me.
Change it to <annotation>text</annotation>
Ahh wonderful thank you.
Np