I have the task to embed videos through the youtube channel in our website. So I want some help me how can I do that? I don't have any information to do that.
Just underneath each video is a button labelled Embed (with square brackets surrounding it). This will give you the code you need to paste into your site to embed the video. To do this you would put the code in the .aspx markup where appropriate.
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I want to remove all information from the embedded videos like:
The title of the videos
Share
Watch on YouTube
Suggested videos
Name of the channel
Can I do that?
YouTube alone allows you to do some of these things for example if you go to the video you are wanting to share and you click share and then the embed option you get a few settings.
The main one you will want it the one which says "show player controls" when this is unticked viewers wont be able to skip the video at all but they can still pause / play.
If you want to hide the title card simply add this is to the end of the URL for the video "&showinfo=0" and this should remove that information for you.
As for everything else I am not too sure on so hopefully someone else can help with the remaining parts
Please advise on how to make Youtube video embedded inside iframe accessible
Find your video on YouTube and go to Share>Embed copy the code.
You code should look like this:
<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/your-video-code"></iframe>
I want to use videos from www.screencast.com in WordPress want to to show multiple links for videos in single page and when I click on a link it should the video in popup form.
I tried this "Screencast.com Video Embedder " but this is not opening videos in popup from.
Please Help.
Just take the embed code from the screencast.com share option and paste that into your post's html. Then go back to the visual mode and adjust the dimensions if necessary to fit your screen (600 px or whatever).
Better yet, when you look at the Screencast site, instead of grabbing the “Embed On Your Page” code, simply look above at the “Share URL.” This is the content you’ll need to add to the Screencast Short Code. Make sure you grab “http:……../” and everything. So your shortcode should look like this;
[screencast url="http:www.screeencast.com/123XYZabc" width="xxx" height="yyy"]
The next plugin you'll need doesn't get rave reviews, but I do know some people who've used this successfully. I know it's old, but apparently still works. Popup Video Generator. And here's an example of how to use it properly.
I am working on a music site for a client (in Wordpress), and they would like the 'Featured Youtube video' that will display on the homepage to autoplay when the page loads. I'm looking for a solution that wouldn't require client to edit the code when they paste the embedding code for Youtube. Is there a way I can hard code this to my template files?
Most solutions out there are about editing the code to enable autoplay. Any ideas?
You could manipulate the html using jQuery, you would target the element and insert the html required to autoplay, this way it can be inserted each time the page loads.
W3Schools and this JQuery link should get you going.
I've embedded a YouTube video onto a site (built in drupal) using the embed code from the video's YouTube page.
If I visit that page on an iPhone, it picks up the fact that there is a YouTube video and displays the icon that you click to pop open the video and watch it.
If I visit the same page on a Palm Pre it just displays a blank space where the video should be. If I visit the video on the YouTube page itself, however, the Palm Pre picks up the fact that there is a video and allows you to open it.
I'm just wondering if anyone else has run into the same problem and has some insights they can offer. I'd love to have a more graceful solution than just adding a link to the YouTube page below the embedded player
Thanks!
You could compare the embed code actually used on the YouTube page (as opposed to the one they offer for quick copy & paste) with the one you are using, as there are quite some different ways to embed a video.
I would expect them to use the SWFObject for embedding, which is a tiny bit more effort to use on your page, but usually works a lot more reliable than the 'old fashioned' embed tag offered for quick copy&paste.
You might also try requesting the YouTube page faking the user agent of the Palm Pre, as they might deliver something different for those, but that is pretty unlikely.