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I have created a plugin that appears to be doing everything correctly for a Stream video to be embedded in a WordPress page/post. The block recognizes when a user enters a valid URL for a Stream video. A proper request is sent to the oEmbed endpoint. Proper JSON response is returned. WordPress correctly parses the response and generates properly formatted HTML. When you visit the page you receive an error that Stream refused the connection in Chrome or something about Stream not allowing Firefox to display the page if another site has embedded it. What is the solution for this?
It appears that the JSON returned from oembed does not have /embed/ in the src link https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/3e4b67a0-de91-482f-84ca-78b2196c1810?autoplay=false&showinfo=false should be https://web.microsoftstream.com/embed/video/3e4b67a0-de91-482f-84ca-78b2196c1810?autoplay=false&showinfo=false
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Thanks for sharing your findings here @Jon Breitenbucher as it will be helpful for other community members reading this thread. Please feel free to accept your own answer, so that other can find it helpful.
On a side note for future issues: Microsoft Stream is currently not supported in Microsoft Q&A forum and it has it's own dedicated community forum where we have our experts and community volunteers who will be happy to assist.
Thank you