Andy Beard

This simple plugin enables oEmbed support for the uQast Media Player with full SEO and lead generation capabilities.
To add a video to a WordPress blog post just use a similar method to a YouTube video
<ul>
<li>Copy the URL to the page on uQast or the oEmbed code suggested from within the player if it is an offsite location.</li>
</ul>
http://www.uqast.com/andy/uQast-Demo
<ul>
<li>Paste the link into the WordPress editor on its own line or between [embed]http://www.uqast.com/andy/uQast-Demo[/embed] shortcodes</li>
</ul>
The current video embed code is saved as meta data and displayed within the post when the page or post is saved.
To update the embed code of the displayed video, simply resave the post or page.
If you want to know more about uQast
<a href="http://andybeard.eu/3503/uqast-free.html" title="Describes what uQast is in more detail" rel="nofollow ugc">uQast In A Nutshell</a> 
(I am the uQast Product Manager)

uQast Video Embed WordPress oEmbed Plugin

Enables oEmbed support for the uQast Media Player with full SEO and lead generation capabilities

Corey Salzano

Allows .heic uploads to the Media Library. Creates .webp or .jpg copies of .heic images when they are uploaded. An optional feature replaces the original upload instead of creating a copy.
Creation of .webp or .jpg copies usually works on servers running ImageMagick 7 or above. Check Settings → Media → HEIC Support after activating to see if your server provides ImageMagick.

HEIC Support

Allows .heic uploads to the Media Library. Creates .webp or .jpg copies of .heic images when they are uploaded.

uQast Video Embed WordPress oEmbed Plugin vs HEIC Support