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VdoCipher · Version history

VdoCipher changelog and version history

Latest version
1.30
Oct 3, 2026 (1 month ago)
Releases
27
since 2015
In the last year
1
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 5.6 or later

Releases each year

  • 20154 releases
  • 20162 releases
  • 201710 releases
  • 20185 releases
  • 20201 release
  • 20211 release
  • 20221 release
  • 20231 release
  • 20241 release
  • 20261 release

20261 release

  1. VdoCipher 1.30Latest

    • Add support for user-based tracking which requires opt-in
    • Improved the error message displayed in cases of firewall issues
    • Add sanitization of shortcode attributes to block script input

20241 release

  1. VdoCipher 1.29

    • Added support for more attributes controls, autoplay and cc_language.
    • Ability to override player design for each embed
    • Fixed bug with applying player-id to v2 player.
    • Improved documentation

20231 release

  1. VdoCipher 1.28

    • Added support for player v2 with customization, lightweight and other features.
    • Improved error messages
    • Added option to arrange menu position
    • Settings will be retained on deactivation. Only uninstall will remove it from DB

20221 release

  1. VdoCipher 1.27

    • Added speed change options
    • Improved settings form
    • Removed the legacy player themes and flash options from settings If you are on one of the old themes and flash settings, this will show you an option to update to new settings.

20211 release

  1. VdoCipher 1.26

20201 release

  1. VdoCipher 1.25

    • Added Gutenberg block support
    • More themes
    • auto upgrade of player version
    • Fixed undefined notice message
    • Fixed some more bugs
    • Better handling of video aspect ratio
    • Fairplay support in player
    • detailed analytics support in WordPress

20185 releases

  1. VdoCipher 1.24

    • Bug fixes

  2. VdoCipher 1.23

    • Added player themes page

  3. VdoCipher 1.22

    • Added vdo_theme attribute to vdo shortcode

  4. VdoCipher 1.21

    • HTML5 watermark for custom version 1.6.4
    • User can opt for Flash watermark globally
    • User can add custom player version
    • Height change to auto for player versions more than 1.5.0
    • Tested for PHP version 5.6 and above

  5. VdoCipher 1.20

    • default player version set to 1.5.0
    • corrected bugs
    • height auto available
    • player tech override enabled to play exclusively html5, flash, zen player

201710 releases

  1. VdoCipher 1.19

    • add new player

  2. VdoCipher 1.18

  3. VdoCipher 1.17

    • updated player theme

  4. VdoCipher 1.15

    • fixed bugs for older php versions

  5. VdoCipher 1.14

    • add new player version 1.1.0

  6. VdoCipher 1.13

    • New player with ability to choose player version
    • Add custom themes from theplayer.io

  7. VdoCipher 1.12

  8. VdoCipher 1.11

  9. VdoCipher 1.10

  10. VdoCipher 1.9

20162 releases

  1. VdoCipher 1.8

    • Bug fixes

  2. VdoCipher 1.7

    • set max height and width as default settings in 16:9 ratio
    • use asynchronous code for rendering video player
    • watermark date in wp timezone
    • use wp transport apis instead of curl

20154 releases

  1. VdoCipher 1.6

    • add filter hooks for annotation statement

  2. VdoCipher 1.5

  3. VdoCipher 1.4

  4. VdoCipher 1.3

    • Compatible with PHP5.2

Questions about VdoCipher’s releases

What is the latest version of VdoCipher?

1.30, released on Oct 3, 2026 (1 month ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 5.6 or later.

How often is VdoCipher updated?

One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from April 2015.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in VdoCipher’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.