Embedfinder (https://embedfinder.com) is a metadata tool: you paste the link of a public video page, a listing or a YouTube, Vimeo or Dailymotion video, and it returns the title, description, poster, genres and the embeddable players, ranked. This plugin is the receiving end on your WordPress site: when you press “Send to…” in Embedfinder, the entries arrive as drafts (or published, if you choose so), with nothing to copy by hand.
movies post type and player fields: creates movies entries with the players filled into the theme’s player fields.genres taxonomy (when the theme has it) or tags.The plugin does not fetch or extract any page by itself. It only adds two REST routes, protected by a key shown in Settings > Embedfinder:
GET /wp-json/embedfinder/v1/estado (connection test)POST /wp-json/embedfinder/v1/recibir (receives entries)The plugin is free (GPL) and has no locked features. It needs an Embedfinder account, which is free to create. Every account, including the free plan, gets 20 test sends, one time: each entry sent to your site counts as one. After that, sending entries requires a paid Embedfinder plan that includes connectors (currently the Premium plan). Testing the connection never uses test sends. Plans and prices: https://embedfinder.com/precios
This plugin works together with Embedfinder (https://embedfinder.com), a third-party service. You need an Embedfinder account to use it.
The plugin never sends requests to Embedfinder by itself. You copy your site URL and the key shown in Settings > Embedfinder into your Embedfinder account, and Embedfinder uses them to reach your site:
GET /wp-json/embedfinder/v1/estado on your site. Your site answers with the plugin version and whether a movie theme with player fields was detected.POST /wp-json/embedfinder/v1/recibir. Your site answers with how many entries were created or skipped and any error messages.Nothing else is sent to Embedfinder: no visitor data, no user data and no other site content.
Poster images: when an entry includes a poster URL, the plugin downloads that image from the server where it is hosted (usually the site the entry came from) to create the featured image. That server receives a normal image request from your site (your server’s IP address and WordPress user agent). This only happens while receiving entries you sent.