Are you thinking of creating a video membership site? Here’s a quick tutorial on cómo hacerlo con MemberPress y Wistia.
Truth be told, you can use Wistia, Vimeo Pro, Brightcove, or even Amazon Web Services (AWS) in conjunction with MemberPress to create a video-based membership site. But we’ve found that Wistia is easy to use, has great video management tools, and has a really good price point. Utilización de nuestro complemento MemberPress AWS es un poco más eficaz y probablemente más barato, pero puede haber una curva de aprendizaje más pronunciada ... por lo que encontramos que Wistia es realmente una gran opción para cualquiera que desee iniciar un sitio de membresía de vídeo.
Before we start, you should know that there is no silver bullet to protecting your videos. A sufficiently motivated and technically knowledgeable person who is a member of your site can usually either figure out a way to download your videos or record them using screen capture software. The key here is to make it very difficult or even impossible for your members to download your videos — this will typically be enough to prevent the lion’s share of piracy on your site. The good news is that by using the techniques in this article, you’ll be able to completely prevent people without access to your membership site from viewing or downloading video content, and you will make it difficult for your members to retain copies of your videos.
So here’s what you’ll need to get started:
- Un sitio web WordPress autoalojado
- MemberPress
- Una cuenta Wistia
Configuración en Wistia
So for the purposes of this article we’ll assume that you’ve already got a WordPress self-hosted website, that you’ve already got MemberPress installed, and we’ll mainly focus on the Wistia side of things.
Before we dive into the nuts and bolts, let’s talk about the concepts of protecting video. We’re going to use a feature found in Wistia (and most other premium video hosting services) to lock the video embeds to a specific set of domain names or IP addresses. This means that the video can only be embedded on websites with domains you specify. Then we’re going to use a rule in MemberPress to protect the pages where our videos are embedded. So, with this technique, MemberPress will provide the first line of protection so non-members won’t even be able to view your videos, then the second line of protection is the domain filtering in Wistia so that your video can’t be embedded on other sites.
Allá vamos:
1. Crea una cuenta y sube tu vídeo a Wistia
Esto es bastante sencillo y el equipo de soporte de Wistia es realmente bueno, así que no deberías tener problemas con este paso.
2. Habilite el bloqueo de dominios en el panel de su cuenta Wistia
Encontrará los ajustes de incrustación en "Cuenta" -> "Panel de control de la cuenta" -> "Ajustes de incrustación":
Once you click “Embed Settings” you’ll be able to enter the domain names of the sites that will be allowed to embed video from your Wistia account. This is where you’ll enter the domain names of your WordPress membership site running MemberPress:
Configuración de WordPress
Ahora puedes tomar el código de incrustación de tu vídeo recién subido en Wistia y pegarlo en un nuevo post o página de tu sitio web WordPress:
And you’ve got a nice video on your WordPress page:
Una vez hecho esto, puedes impedir el acceso a la página en la que está incrustado tu vídeo creando una sencilla regla MemberPress:
Por supuesto, con MemberPress puedes crear una regla que proteja grandes grupos de páginas o entradas, pero esto también funcionará.
So, although Wistia won’t protect video quite as effectively as using something like our MemberPress AWS plugin, it will provide nice video management capabilities for people who don’t want to hassle with AWS, and all at a very decent price!
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