Ethan Luis McDonough

<h4>Redirect when Video Ends</h4>
<p>This plugin will allow you to use the shortcode <code>[redirvid]</code> and embed an HTML5 video.  Once this video is over, the page will be automatically redirected</p>
<h4>Attributes for this shortcode</h4>
<pre><code>src - The source of the video file.
link - The link that is opened when the video ends.
target - The default is `_self`, which redirects the page.  You can use any of the values that you could use with the [`target` attribute of an `<a>` tag](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a#attr-target).
autoplay - This  attribute specifies whether or not the video begins playing on its own.  The value `yes` means the video will autoplay.  The value `no` means that the video will not autoplay.  The default is value `no`.
controls - This  attribute specifies whether or not the video has user controls.  The value `no` means that the video will not have controls.  The value `yes` means 
muted - This  attribute specifies whether or not the video is muted.  The value `no` means that the video will not have controls.  The value `yes` means the video will have controls.  The default is value `no`.
poster - The source of the poster image of the HTML5 video.  This is the image that shows up before the video plays.
class - The HTML class of the video.
id - The HTML id of the video.
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Redirect when Video Ends

A shortcode that allows you to embed an HTML5 video and redirect the page when the video is over

Gabfire

<p>Videos and pictures don’t have to be difficult. Gabfire themes include a media module that makes embedding media simple.</p>
<p>This plugin is maintained by the folks over at http://www.gabfirethemes.com</p>
<p>We strongly suggest you to use this plugin together with<br />
https://wordpress.org/plugins/otf-regenerate-thumbnails/</p>
<h4>Sample Code</h4>
<pre><code><?php 
gabfire_media(array(
    'name' => 'figure', 
    'imgtag' => 1,
    'link' => 1,
    'enable_thumb' => 1,
    'enable_video' => 0, 
    'resize_type' => 'c', 
    'media_width' => 415, 
    'media_height' => 284, 
    'thumb_align' => 'alignnone',
    'enable_default' => 1,
    'default_name' => 'defaultimage.png'
)); 
?>
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<p>name -> Name of post thumbnail to be used thats going to be resized to display featured image</p>
<p>imgtag -> 1 or 0. Using this option you can add/remove ‘<img src’ tag to image.</p>
<p>link -> 1 or 0. If set 1, the image will have a link to post</p>
<p>enable_thumb -> 1 or 0. You may want to use this option function just to get featured post thumbnails</p>
<p>enable_video -> 1 or 0. You may want to use this option function just to get videos</p>
<p>resize_type -> c, w, or h. C will crop image to exact size. w resizes the width and calculates height in proportion. h resizes the height and calculates width in proportion.</p>
<p>thumb_align -> adds a class to media</p>
<p>enable_default -> 1 or 0. You can set a default image to display if post has no media</p>
<p>default_name -> name of image to display. The image path is yourtheme/images/thumbs directory.</p>
<h4>How to Add a Video</h4>
<ul>
<li>If you are going to use Youtube/Vimeo/Dailymotion -> copy video URL from browser bar -> add it via custom field to your post using key name <em>iframe</em></li>
<li>If you’d like to display a self hosted MP4, WEBM or OGV file, add them as below</li>
<li>Custom field key name <em>video-mp4</em> and enter full file url into value field</li>
<li>Custom field key name <em>video-webm</em> and enter full file url into value field</li>
<li>Custom field key name <em>video-ogv</em> and enter full file url into value field</li>
<li>To add a caption (SRT or VTT format) to the video, use custom field name <em>caption-url-1</em> and full file url into value field</li>
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Gabfire Media Module

Gabfire Media Module extends the functionality of WordPress Featured Image to support Videos and Default Post Images.

Redirect when Video Ends vs Gabfire Media Module