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Video availability

Video availability checks help you find broken movie videos and explain playback restrictions to visitors.

The system checks the video linked to a movie and keeps the last confirmed result. This helps administrators repair broken videos and lets the theme explain playback limits to visitors.

What a status means

StatusVisitor behavior
AvailablePlay uses the normal movie video behavior.
UnavailableThe theme can hide Play when the separate Movies → Display option is enabled.
Age-restricted on YouTubePlay opens the YouTube watch page in a new tab because an embedded player may not work.
Regional restrictionThe message lists blocked countries or an allowed-only list when YouTube provides one. Server-side country checks can control Play when geolocation is available.
Unknown / temporary errorA failed check does not newly hide Play; the last confirmed result remains available for review.

Provider limit: Vimeo’s public oEmbed check can help with basic availability, but it does not provide a reliable country restriction list. Do not interpret an unknown Vimeo region as worldwide availability.

Check videos in WordPress

  1. Open MK Studio → Video → Check Video.
  2. Use Check now for one row, Check unchecked videos for new entries, or Recheck all videos to refresh the library. Batch checks run in small groups and show progress.
  3. Review the movie, exact video link, source field, status and region column before changing a post.

The current table covers dedicated Movie Options and MovieKit trailer/teaser fields. It does not scan every embed in a review, ordinary post content or Media Grabber output. A movie can appear in several rows if it has several distinct videos.

Control the public message

In MK Studio → Movies → Display, choose whether visitors see the video status and whether confirmed unavailable videos hide Play. The two switches are independent and apply across the movie layouts. YouTube availability checks require a usable YouTube API key in the MK ecosystem.

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