The "JW FLV Media Player" field is getting pre-populated with the path to the onepixelout audio player:

sites/all/libraries/audio-player/audio-player/player.swf

And whenever I try to clear the field, it gets reset to sites/all/libraries/audio-player/audio-player/player.swf

Any help or advice greatly appreciated, as I think this may be the source of a problem I am having viewing youtube videos from within colorbox.

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flaviovs commented

Maybe related to this issue: I do not have any instance of media player installed on my "sites/all" directory. I downloaded JW Player and put in on my theme directory, but everytime I try to set the path to "player.swf" (i.e. something like "sites/example.com/themes/mytheme/mediaplayer/player.swf"), the field is reset to blank after I submit the configuration form.

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flaviovs commented

Please see #999974: JW Media Player path always reset to blank as it's likely related to this issue.

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aaron commented

I was trying to make the module smart, but looks like it's outsmarted itself. I hadn't thought of other libraries using 'player.swf', which should have been obvious in retrospect. Too bad they couldn't all namespace themselves appropriately...

until we get this fixed, @kobnim, you can uncheck the box that reads 'Use JW FLV Media Player' in the YouTube configuration at admin/settings/media_youtube (under 'JW FLV Media Player Options').

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kobnim commented

Thanks for the information, Aaron. I unchecked the 'Use JW FLV Media Player' box on the youtube configuration page and am generally able to view youtube videos. But I get the error message "sorry, you need to install flash to view this content" when viewing youtube videos from within colorbox

Do you think this colorbox-specific problem might be related to the 'use jw flv media player' setting?