…and with 1.1.4 ”You do not have sufficient permissions” is back.

Hi Michael,

I just upgraded to version 0.9.20 of the plugin, and thereafter successfully connected my other blog with my Flattr account. So the issue is resolved for me. Thank you!

Upgraded to 1.0.1 an lo and behold, it now works.

With 1.0, the authorizing does redirect back to my blog, but the authorization hasn’t happened (the link still prompts to authorize). The ”You do not have sufficient permissions” problem also lingers, i.e. the settings cannot be saved.

Also, I seem to be talking to myself here.

After filling the key and secret directly into the database I got a little further: I get the authorizing link and get to give the permissions on Flattr’s side, but then I get a blank page (…/callback.php?oauth_token=…), so the permissions are never actually granted.

I should mention this is one of multiple blogs running under one WP installation (a MU-like installation, if you like). I’m the admin of my site so I’ve tried things as both the blog admin and the site admin credentials, with no luck.

Just upgraded the plugin to 0.9.18. Did the ’register your blog as Flattr app’ thingy and got my key and secret.

After filling in the corresponding Flattr-RSS settings, clicking on ’Save’ results in: ”You do not have sufficient permissions to modify unregistered settings for this site.” Thus, I cannot save the key and secret.

Universal Subtitles is a subtitling service, which works with existing video resources such as YouTube. They use custom embedding code for rendering the subtitles on top of the video, and as such, the plain YouTube embedding feature in Viper’s Video Quicktags won’t show the subtitles. It’d be nice if VVQ could support embedding videos through Universal Subtitles, with the added accessibility that having subtitles on video brings to viewers.

It’s probably not a simple task, as Universal Subtitles isn’t limited to just YouTube, but even having just subtitled YT for starters would be great.

On the one hand this has nothing to do with the new (built-in) player

You’re right, I misinterpreted the mention of Ogg streams in the opening post. Sorry about that.

I always used VLC as external player together with the Ogg stream and since they are delivered by OxyRadio things just work like a charm. There is no problem to skip to any position in a song.

In VLC they indeed seem to be seekable. I’ve been using Totem until now, and with it the latest changes really did make the streams unseekable there. So something has changed, but it affects seekability depending on the app’s support for it. Apparently Totem’s streaming support is more limited than VLC’s.

It seems the Ogg streams (m3u, xspf) are no longer seekable, i.e. it isn’t possible to skip forward or backward in playing time. This makes it somewhat cumbersome to quickly get a feel for new tracks, to know which albums are worth downloading. I’ve switched to MP3 streaming for the time being, since they are still seekable, but I hope that seeking returns to Ogg streams as well at some point, as I otherwise prefer them.

If you want to entirely switch back to the previous behavior, try set hidemenubar.floating = false.

That did it, excellent! Thanks for the rapid response and working solution.