Dedicated Player URL

Every FluentPlayer media item has its own dedicated URL — a standalone page that shows only the video player and a small header. This is useful when you want to share a direct link to a video without embedding it inside a regular page.

What the URL Looks Like

Pretty permalink (recommended for sharing):

https://yoursite.com/fluent-player-media/master-80-of-google-antigravity-in-27-minutes/

The URL uses the slug of the published media. WordPress automatically generates this slug from the media title when you publish the item. The result is a clean, human-readable URL.

What the Page Looks Like

The dedicated player page is a minimal, distraction free layout:

• A header showing the video title (and a "Private" badge if the media is private).
• The video player centered on the page.
• No sidebar, no footer, no extra content, just the player.

This makes it ideal for sharing or embedding in iframes.

When to Use It

Use case	Why the dedicated URL works well
Sharing via email or chat	Send a link that goes straight to the video. No surrounding content to distract.
Social media sharing	Post a link that opens a clean video page.
Embedding on external sites	Use the URL in an <iframe> on a different website.
Internal review	Share a video with your team before embedding it on a public page.

Who Can Access the URL?

This depends on the visibility setting:

• Public media: Anyone with the link can watch the video.
• Private media: Only WordPress users who can edit the post (like admins or editors) can view it. Everyone else sees a 404 error.

Example:

You have a training video titled "Onboarding Walkthrough" set to private. WordPress generates the slug onboarding-walkthrough, so the dedicated URL is yoursite.com/fluent-player-media/onboarding-walkthrough/. You share the link with your team. Admins can see it. A random visitor gets a "Page Not Found" error.

Later, you toggle the media to public. Now anyone with the link can watch.

How to Share the Dedicated URL

1. Go to FluentPlayer → Media and find the media item.
2. Click the media to open it. The dedicated URL is yoursite.com/fluent-player-media/{slug}/, where the slug is automatically generated by WordPress from the media title.
3. Copy the URL from the browser address bar and share it.

TIP

You don't need to construct the URL manually. WordPress creates the slug for you when the media is published. Just visit the dedicated page and copy the URL from the browser.

Dedicated URL vs Embedding on a Page

	Dedicated URL	Shortcode / Block
Layout	Minimal (just the player)	Inside your regular page theme
Visibility control	Public/Private toggle on the media	Controlled by the page's status (published, draft, password protected)
Best for	Sharing links, iframes	Showing videos within your site content

Most users will embed videos in posts and pages. The dedicated URL is a bonus for sharing and special use cases.