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BT Home Hub vs Sky Hub vs Virgin Super Hub
WIRELESS routers may not be the first thing that springs to mind when we think about switching broadband providers.
But ISPs put a lot of effort into trying to make us believe their particular "hub", "box" or "super-duper-hyper hub" is the one to beat.
The fastest, the most wireless, the most connected - all very grand claims but whether any of them stack up is another matter entirely.
BT Home Hubs and Smart Hub
Virgin Media Hub 3.0
TalkTalk Super Router
EE Bright Boxes 1 and 2
Are they really that different from each other, or is it just marketing and spin? We've rounded up the wireless routers and hubs from the biggest broadband providers in Britain, to see if any of them can legitimately claim to be "the best".
Standard wireless router features
To avoid sounding like a broken record, it's worth mentioning the features common to all the wireless routers we look at here.
Hey, good looking!
Wireless router design has come a long way in the past few years.
Much like digital TV set top boxes, wireless hubs and routers have undergone a style makeover - from ugly grey hunks of plastic to sleek, usually black, glossy pieces of design that look good sitting in almost any room, with green LEDs gently blinking away.
Obviously we should be thinking about their performance over their looks, but both BT Home Hubs and the Virgin Media Super Hub take our fancy in the beauty stakes.
Smart wireless switching
This feature allows the router to ensure wireless traffic is on the least congested channel by constantly scanning all available wireless channels, and helping to avoid interference from cordless phones, microwaves or any other devices.
Some broadband providers make a huge song and dance about it: the Sky Hub has "Smart Signal switching technology", the EE Bright Box has "intelligent wireless", and the BT Home Hub has "smart wireless".
In reality most routers are capable of carrying out this task. TalkTalk and Virgin Media both call it something much less glam, like "auto-switching".
The advantage for Sky, EE and BT customers is that the option is either set by default or can be activated by pushing a button on the exterior of the router.
TalkTalk and Virgin Media both require users to adjust the setting via the wireless router's configuration page: not difficult, but much less convenient.
Wireless routers from the big broadband providers
Sky Hub and Sky Q Hub
The basic Sky Hub is starting to show its age. It offers 802.11n connectivity at a maximum speed of 144Mb, but only over the 2.54GHz band, and there's no support for the faster 802.11ac protocol. However, unlike other lower-spec routers it features a built-in VDSL port, so customers taking fibre broadband don't need a separate modem.
Sky try to differentiate their hub from other wireless routers by pointing out how it's possible to connect it to a Sky+ box to gain access to their On Demand services.
The reality is that users can connect any router, Sky Hub or not, to the box via Ethernet in order to access these services. That said, it's possible to create a wireless connection between your Sky+ box and hub by using the separate Sky "Connector", which costs around £22.
There's no need for that with the Sky Q Hub - which is now available to all Sky broadband customers, although those not taking Sky's next generation TV service, also called Sky Q, will have to pay £20 to get one.
It's sleeker than its predecessor, and it supports dual-band 802.11ac and MIMO ("multiple in multiple out") connections as well as Powerline technology.
When this is made available (expected to be some time later in 2016), it'll be able to use a home's electrical wiring to send signals between devices - in this case with any Sky Q Mini TV boxes in the house. This should boost their performance not only streaming from the main Sky Q box, but as wi-fi hotspots boosting the signal around the home.
That's just as well, as the Sky Q hub has only two Ethernet ports - although they both support connections of up to one Gigabit.
Check availability and see prices for Sky's deals here, or take a look at some of their current offers below:
BT Home Hubs and Smart Hub
BT now offer three different hubs, the Home Hub 4 and 5, and the new Smart Hub, depending on the type of broadband we're signing up for.
Customers ordering standard broadband will receive Hub 4. Until recently, signing up for one of BT's Infinity deals would have meant getting a Hub 5 (pictured on the right), but new customers are now being sent the newer Smart Hub, pictured below.
The Hub 5 is still available to buy through the BT Shop and on the high street, so we've kept it in this guide for now.
All three feature dual band wireless, operating on both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies. Hub 4 supports the 802.11b/g/n protocols on both bands; Hub 5 adds support for the 802.11ac standard, and BT say the Smart Hub is ready for "next generation ac" protocols.
While Hub 4 is reserved for standard broadband customers, it can support fibre broadband connections: it has Gigabit support on one of its four Ethernet ports and can be configured to support up to 300Mb wireless using the 802.11n protocol.
Hub 5 and the Smart Hub each improve on this, with four Gigabit LAN ports. Hub 5 boasts five internal antennae and supports up to 1,300Mb wireless; the Smart Hub has seven internal antennae and can apparently support wireless connections of up to 1733Mb.
One thing the Smart Hub is lacking is an Ethernet WAN port - not an issue for most people, but those with true fibre (with the fibre optic cable coming all the way into the home) will need to sacrifice one of the LAN ports.
Check availability and see prices for BT's deals here, or take a look at some of their current offers below:
Virgin Media Hub 3.0
As other providers have upgraded their hubs, Virgin Media have quietly tinkered with their Super Hub, making sure that new customers get the newest version.
At the time of this update, the white Hub 3.0 (pictured to the right) is taking over from the Super Hub 2AC; that in turn took the place of the Super Hub 2. It's possible - but unlikely - that there may be people reading this who have one of the first Super Hubs.
The original Super Hub was the first router to sport Gigabit connections across all four of its Ethernet ports, ensuring maximum speed and performance across multiple wired devices.
Also not so unusual these days is the fact that the box combines modem and router in one package - although when it launched it was a little more special as it did away with the traditional mess that cable connections inevitably brought.
What is still unusual is that all of Virgin's hubs come with spanners to tighten the broadband cable - a real bonus for those looking to enhance their tool kit at no extra cost.
Hub 3.0 is actually very similar to its predecessor, the Super Hub 2AC (on the right), offering dual band wi-fi on the 802.11ac standard, with wireless connectivity up to 1,300Mb. It has five internal antennae - two for 2.54GHz wi-fi and three for 5GHz.
Virgin claim that even without wired connections, households should be able to use up to 20 devices at once, at good speed.
In addition to the four Gigabit Ethernet ports, however, are two new VoIP ports.
At present they serve no function, but Virgin Media's parent company Liberty Global are starting to roll out support for internet phone services via their other European companies throughout 2016, and it's possible Virgin will join in at some point.
Check availability and see prices for Virgin Media's deals here, or take a look at some of their current offers below:
TalkTalk Super Router
TalkTalk now offer their Super Router to all new customers, regardless of the package they're signing up for.
Previously people taking the Essentials TV package would have been given the "Plus" router, made by Huawei, a Chinese giant known for knocking out decent products for not much money.
However, there have been changes to the "Super" router since TalkTalk first started to offer it to everyone. The original model, the HG 635, had four Gigabit Ethernet ports; the latest version, the HG 633, can only offer 4 x 100Mb ports.
It does, however, offer a stronger wi-fi signal than the previous Super router, which is thought to be more important to most users than getting the fastest possible wired connection.
As with BT and Virgin, it offers dual-band wireless and supports 300Mb wireless using both 802.11n and ac protocols and can theoretically offer wi-fi transfer speeds of up to 1,300Mb.
Interestingly, now that TalkTalk send out this hub to everyone - not just to those taking their top TV package or one of their fibre deals - they're one of the few big providers to offer faster wireless connectivity to standard broadband customers - useful in case we're tempted to upgrade.
The router also offers Youview compatibility, which seems sensible - but that's a similar claim to that made by Sky about their hub allowing access to Sky On Demand.
Almost any router connected to a Youview box, or Sky+ box on an internet connection fast enough to sustain the service will provide compatibility, so these aren't exactly unique features.
Check availability and see prices for TalkTalk's deals here, or take a look at some of their current offers below:
EE Bright Box 1 and 2
EE offer two different routers depending on whether customers are taking standard or fibre broadband, the Bright Box and Bright Box 2 (the Bright Box 2 is pictured right).
The Bright Box, for standard broadband customers, has 4 x 100Mb Ethernet ports and supports wireless connectivity up to 300Mb using the 802.11n standard - but only over the 2.4GHz frequency. It does, however, feature a USB port for connecting other devices to the home network.
The fibre router, Bright Box 2, replaces one of those standard ethernet ports with a Gigabit connection and offers dual-band wireless, using the 802.11ac protocol on the 5GHz frequency to give faster speeds, while maintaining range with the 2.4GHz wireless.
In fact, EE claim the wi-fi signal it broadcasts is three times faster "than before" - in reference to the Bright Box 1. They also say the signal it broadcasts is twice as strong as that from the standard Bright Box, which they've tested at up to 250m.
There's a hint of a technicality about EE's claim that the Bright Box 2 is the first plug and play fibre router in the UK, meaning we don't need an engineer to set it up.
Sky also boast about their hub's plug and play capability - but that's technically an ADSL router that can handle fibre connections, while the Bright Box 2 is designed specifically for fibre - and Sky weren't awarded Best Buy 2014 by Which? for ease of setup and use.
As with the other fibre routers we've looked at here, it has a VDSL2 modem built in so there's no need for a second box.
Check availability and see prices for EE's deals here, or take a look at some of their current offers below:
So which wireless router/hub is the best?
All the routers here offer some type of auto channel selection in an attempt to improve wireless signals, most offer Gigabit Ethernet on at least one port and all are configured for a straightforward initial set up.
Virgin's Hub 3.0 shows a lot of potential for future expansion, but at present it's simply a white version of the Super Hub 2AC.
The Sky Q Hub is truly sleek but its lack of ports may play against it in homes without extra Sky Q Mini boxes.
So while it may not look as neat as the Home Hub 5, BT's Smart Hub seems to have the edge when it comes to features - for now, anyway.
Then again, if we're after for something sleek to slide in next to the HDTV, all three of the above are small but stylishly formed boxes that also happen to be packed with the features required in any fully connected home.
There is a version of the smarthub for fibre to the home that has a separate WAN port, so you don't need to sacrifice a LAN port if you have FTTP
I have Virgin Media super hub 2, 155Mb download and 12Mb upload. The speed is constant unless I use ridiculous amounts of internet before the week is up but all I do is reset the box manually and hey presto the speed is back. I would advise not getting this if you are like me and love xbox one and black ops 3 but only to find that the hub is crap for auto port opening... even manually opening them. Your NAT will forever be strict. But for streaming 10 devices at once yep no problem.
Package £50 includes line rental installation and house phone bills are history... no other cost but £50 a month. I thought that was pretty good considering I got hit with a first bill from Sky of nearly £300...
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your post. I am a newbie on here - I am about to move into a new build house that is already wired for virgin media and your mention of issues with the xbox one worries me! What is meant by the port opening?
Always had Sky broadband. Originally had standard broadband which was shocking. 1Mb tops. So we got fibre. Always 40Mb. Got the sagem N router, which recently started spontaneously losing wireless connection. Especially on Sky+ hd boxes, which had to be reset and reconnected each time. Had a trip to the local skip yard to dispose of an old standard lamp, and at the front of the skip was a black Sky hub. I took it, and set it up at home. It is excellent. The wireless Sky boxes never lose connection. Would never use any other broadband, TV or phone provider.
I've been with Freeserve aka Orange aka EE since 2002 with no problems. With trepidation, I upgraded to fibre with EE just before Christmas 2014. I received the latest Brightbox 2 router from EE in a few days, but had to wait a couple of weeks for the line to be upgraded to fibre because BT had to connect via the green cabinet at the end of our road. BT carried out the connection on the appointed day (23 Dec). On receiving an email from EE that I could now in plug and GO, the new router plugged and played OK. Just had to put in my password and it flew!! Now obtaining 37Mbps out of the promised 54Mbps as suggested in their blurb. This lower speed is due to the fact that my setup is in my office at the bottom of the garden away from the house. So one happy bunny. Might venture to the 50-78Mbps package next year. Let's see how it goes until then.
BT home hub 3 is rubbish! We are currently using BT home hub 3 and the signal is constantly dropping, the customer service is rubbish, our latest bill was £101, and we haven't gone over our contract usage. Since being on the phone for an hour and a half I decided to move to Virgin. We will now be getting 156Mb, unlimited any time calls, 2 Virgin HD V boxes with 256+ channels for £38 a month, although I did have to haggle for it I am excited to see how good they actually are! :)
Had exactly the same experience with BT. I apparently exceeded my broadband usage for the month in one day. Quite a technical miracle given the equipment was disconnected as I was decorating the room. BT refuse to accept their usage figures are sometimes wrong and just send you a huge bill. Or is this a deliberate scam?
I had exactly the same thing with BT, had used 36GB out of max 40GB 3 days before the end of the billing period, bill comes out, had apparently used 85GB in the month, so used 48GB in the last 3 days of the month! £48 later! BT were having none of it, even with a 2 year record of average usage 23GB/month! Their suggestion was I upgrade to unlimited at another £3/mth, how convenient! Pure scam as far as I'm concerned! On top of that, hub 3 one minute shows around 35Mb next minute it's less than 1Mb! Currently 0.41Mb when I'm paying for up to 38Mb! Will be axed as soon as contract expires! Customer services are rubbish! 'British' Telecom, more like Indian Telecom!
Hi, I had the same problem with my hub dropping. I recontracted with them and I am now getting 68Mb at best and at worst 60Mb. I'm on infinity 2 with them and my plan is £29.85 plus line rental.
Just had a call from Sky 2 months before the end of my current contract (must be they logged that I called a few days ago enquiring about what offers they have).
I am currently on Sky unlimited Broadband with anytime calls to landlines including 0845 and free caller display at £21.40 pm.
In December the anytime calls will include mobiles and the price is set to go up to £25.40 and they're dropping the landlines only anytime calls package altogether. I also have a choice of calls after 7pm mon-fri free all
weekend for £21.40.
So the guy that spoke to me just now said he could offer another year free broadband. I said I had had a better offer a few days ago with 25% of the anytime calls inc mobiles (retention deal) making the deal £23.40. He said he wasn't aware as he deals mostly with BB. I said well it's all one package. He then said he could offer the 25% too. I said well I've seen Vodaphone offer £75 voucher ect and is that all he was going to offer. He then offered £50 credit off my future bills too. Whoop whoop. I also got out of him a free wireless booster box (am sure they normally charge for this) posted free after I asked about any new hubs after the Sky Hub 2 and that my wifi was weak in the other room. Apparently there is a new Hub coming out soon (Hub 3.0).
Update:yes they normally charge £20 for a booster.
Just some info for those on Sky trying for a retention deal or even those joining Sky fresh. Don't accept having to pay £5 for BB when with a little nogiation and stating what other deals are out there you could get BB free on Sky on signing up.
Sky don't traffic manage p2p too.
Uk call centres which has won awards (they would be good as they deal with peoples Sky TV packages too).
I am looking at EE fbb, calls and TV, but would stay with sky if they can beat £35 for all. I can get nowtv for £6.99 a month all told cheaper than sky and bt. Closest sky will do is £65 a month and bt are £68 a month. I've been a loyal sky customer for years but new customers are getting better deals.
Just got shot of TalkTalk and I am getting much faster, more reliable and far stronger wifi with Tesco.
I have just changed my package from BT to Sky. I had the BT Hub 3 then I got the 4 which was a lot faster and once it found out how much use we did. Very good box and wireless speed. But customer services is very very bad.
Now with Sky, the box is very very bad. Fluctuations that are out of this world. I ran a speed test with my phone. One min I'm getting max 26Mbs then it drops down to 12Mbs. How can that be.
So if you can put up with BT customer service then they have the best box. 65Mbs from there going down to 50Mbs. You work it out.
Can't you swap the Sky hub for your old BT one, or did BT take it back?
We have the BT Home Hub 3 and never had a hub like it. It never loses connection and gigabit Ethernet is very handy with the fibre optic connectivity.
I decided to buy the new Sky hub because when I joined Sky a number of years ago I was provided the old Sagem router and even though the wireless was ok it was not great, so £70 lighter in the bank for the router and a few days later it arrived. I can tell you what a difference it made, i'm glad I bought it as the wireless signal is a lot better all around the house even though I mainly use a wired connection so I am very happy and if any older Sky customers are thinking off upgrading it's well worth it.
I have the 523a with my (terrible) TalkTalk connection. The wifi signal only just reaches everywhere in my one bedroom flat so it is ok for me but for those in larger properties this would be a problem. It's also not a good performer if your line has a high line attenuation (above 50dB on the downline).
My Virgin Media Super Hub is rubbish. The wireless signal constantly drops out. I can't wait to get out of contract with Virgin. The only good thing is the speed (when the wireless works).


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When there are weeks in the "Big Brother" house where it seem as though someone is a sure-fire person to evict, the game play gets pretty slow. The live feeds have mostly been people just sitting around talking — though at least one person is trying to play the game.
Jeremy was the replacement nominee after Kaitlin won the Power of Veto and took herself off the block. He was the target all along by HOH Helen and her group, and it's looking as though he's probably out the door.
But he's pretty much promising the moon to anyone who will listen to him (Helen and Elissa in particular) in order to keep him around. To their credit, Helen and Elissa have made it clear to him that if he were to stay, it would be at Aaryn's expense, not Spencer's. And Jeremy seems OK with that.
However, it sounds like Helen and Elissa are mostly just humoring Jeremy.
The votes this week are Amanda, McCrae, Elissa, Jessie, Andy, Judd, Kaitlin, Howard, Candice and GinaMarie. Kaitlin and GinaMarie are probably voting to evict Spencer, but the rest of the house seems down to get Jeremy out. He's a huge threat (bigger than Aaryn) because he's decently smart (smarter than Aaryn) and fairly good at competitions.
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If green to variegated is a mutation, we still have a problem. Natural
mutation occurs in the range of 1 in a million individuals. I see green to
variegated in numbers closer to 1 in 10,000. Such sports are quite common
in the laboratory. Why do Hosta mutate so easily? I think that Joe must be
asking the same question.
It is also true that some varieties variegate more easily than others. But,
I have the feeling that if I culture a Hosta long enough, it will variegate.
I thought that H. Invincible would never variegate but I have now seen a
streaked plant (not going to be attractive I am afraid). By the way, I do
not mean to imply that TC is inducing mutations, just that I readily see
large numbers of plants.
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Date: Saturday, August 14, 1999 8:19 AM
Subject: sports
Sports can arise different ways
1.green changing to variegated it is a sport due to a mutation
2.yellow changing to variegated it is a sport due to mititic
recombination ( the same is true for blue changing to green)
3.variegation changing to another variegation or to green or to
yellow is a sport due to chimeral rearrangment
4 there are other more rare possibilities
I agree there are big differences between species but also between different
cultivars in the frequency of mutation. If you tc a green one what
is the frequency of mutation? Even in hosta this is low, I suppose.
Can you give any example of plants that give 75-100% sports that are not
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Carter.S replied to JGrucza's topic in IPS Marketplace TopicsThey are probably registering and you just aren't noticing it. I was getting a TON of spammer registrations, but they didn't always make a post. Sometimes the posts came later, 1-2 months, etc. My issue has since been fixed after reimporting hooks. It is blocking people right now like crazy. Thanks for the awesome app!
Carter.S replied to JGrucza's topic in IPS Marketplace TopicsMy settings at the moment are: Yes 5 90 50 Yes 5 90 50 Add blocked to ban filter, yes. Not a single person has been blocked and spammers are flowing through hardcore. All of them showing a near 100% SFS match and should have been blocked. EDIT: Looks like the hook never got installed because the old one was still installed. I did a reimport all hooks and it is showing now, will see if that fixes it :)
Carter.S replied to JGrucza's topic in IPS Marketplace TopicsI have had this mod installed for a few days now. I am still seeing a ton of validating members that when I load them and click the SFS tab, it shows with 99.74% score, with SFS reporting not blocking a single registration. Did I miss a step?
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A young child holding an adults hand is one of the most natural things they do. Not in the case of autistic children, as coming into contact with other people is one of the things they find hard to do, as they don`t understand the concept of anyone's feelings or emotions and what they mean. The only time I was able to hold my sons hand when he was younger was when I had to grab hold of it to stop him from going and doing something he shouldn`t or he was in danger of doing something where he could get hurt, like crossing the road. No matter what the reason was that I got hold of it, he was always trying to pull it away. When children get older they are less likely to hold your hand, as its not cool to be seen doing it.
My son celebrated his twelve birthday last week. He was given some money, so wanted to go and spend it on Saturday. For the last few years he has stayed at home with his dad when Alison and I have gone into the local town(which is approx 7 miles away) doing the weekly shopping. On many occasion he had said he wanted to come and got as far as the front door, put then went back into the house. I now know the reason for this is because it is out of routine, and he finds it hard to be in busy places as it gets to much for him. After finding out he was autistic, on the odd occasion he did come shopping, I learnt that I had to be very specific about where we were going and which shops we were going into and let him know in which order. Any variation from this would cause him to get very upset and start panicking whilst out. So on this occasion I told him where we were going and what we would be doing so he knew before hand as his brother also had some money to spend, so I explained we would also be going into shops looking for things for them both.
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Total Fat 9 g14.2%
Saturated Fat 1.4 g7.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 623 mg26%
Total Carbohydrates 17 g5.8%
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Sugars 6.1 g
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Vitamin A 666.6% Vitamin C 137.6%
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Cathy, I planted a couple last year just to see how they would do. To
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had a fairly wet year for us. I planted little 4" cells - did not start
from seed. I'm in Zone 7B. I'll try them again this year because they
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Recent Advances in Constraints
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Trying Again to Fail-First
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For constraint satisfaction problems (CSPs), Haralick & Elliott [1] introduced the Fail-First Principle and defined in it terms of minimizing branch depth. By devising a range of variable ordering heuristics, each in turn trying harder to fail first, Smith & Grant [2] showed that adherence to this strategy does not guarantee reduction in search effort. The present work builds on Smith & Grant. It benefits from the development of a new framework for characterizing heuristic performance that defines two policies, one concerned with enhancing the likelihood of correctly extending a partial solution, the other with minimizing the effort to prove insolubility. The Fail-First Principle can be restated as calling for adherence to the second, fail-first policy, while discounting the other, promise policy. Our work corrects some deficiencies in the work of Smith & Grant, and goes on to confirm their finding that the Fail-First Principle, as originally defined, is insufficient. We then show that adherence to the fail-first policy must be measured in terms of size of insoluble subtrees, not branch depth. We also show that for soluble problems, both policies must be considered in evaluating heuristic performance. Hence, even in its proper form the Fail-First Principle is insufficient. We also show that the "FF" series of heuristics devised by Smith & Grant is a powerful tool for evaluating heuristic performance, including the subtle relations between heuristic features and adherence to a policy.
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- Joint ERCIM/CoLogNet International Workshop on Constraint Solving and Constraint Logic Programming, CSCLP 2004, Lausanne, Switzerland, June 23-25, 2004, Revised Selected and Invited Papers
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We use the Secure HTML5 Video Player in conjunction with another plugin that handles user accounts and page permissions granted to specific users. If the user has access to a page, they then have access to the video embedded on that page with a secure, randomized access URL created at the moment the page is served. The URL to the media acts as a temporary license for viewing the video on the page for a set limited amount of time. In this way, only members can see the videos, and non-members will not know how to access the videos, even if they know the file names.
Another option is to use the built in features of WordPress to password protect the post where the video short-tag is used.
Although this means that users that are granted access to a page have download permission for the videos in question, that would be the case for any video embedding technology, and certainly is the case for every HTML5 embedded video. Anything that can be played on a computer screen can be recorded to a digital file for later playback with the right software or plugin. We personally don't have a problem with them saving the mp4, if they are on a page that they are allowed to be on. For some websites, this could be viewed as a desirable feature.
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If your intention is to secure the videos, make sure the permissions on the bucket don't have a permission level that lets everyone download the files in the bucket.
Under the top user menu, select "Security Credentials" and then "Access Keys". If you haven't done so already, create an access key and secret. If you forgot what the secret was, you will have to create a new one and write it down somewhere.
In the WordPress admin settings, navigate to Settings -> Secure HTML5 Video Player, and then to the S3 tab.
Check on the "enable simple storage service" setting.
Under S3 server, select the region that matches the bucket region in step 3.
Under Access Key and Secret Key, copy and paste in the values from step 5.
Under S3 bucket, paste in the name of the bucket from step 1.
Under S3 video directory, paste in the name of the directory from step 1.
Save the options.
In the S3 console (or with whatever program you use to upload files to S3), upload your video files the the S3 bucket video directory. For any given movie, the base file name should be the same across all of the different video formats you want to support and the same as the poster image. For ex: if you have a video name "myvid.mp4″ you should also have "myvid.ogv" and "myvid.jpg" to support Ogg and a JPG poster image. These media files should all have the same aspect ratio as well. All media files of the same video should be uploaded so that they're in the same directory.
Make note of the directory where you uploaded the video. If you uploaded it to "video/myvid.mp4″ and "video" was your S3 video directory, then the name of the video "file", as it is referred in the shortcode later, is "myvid". You can also upload to a subdirectory, but then the name of the video file has to have the subdirectory's path prefixed to it. So if you uploaded it to: "video/a/b/c/myvid.mp4″ then the video file is "a/b/c/myvid".
In a WordPress post or page, insert in the short code of the video. From step 14, this is: [video file="myvid"] Save the post. The video should now be playable when you view the post in the website.
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