I'm building a web music player. I'm using a https://howlerjs.com as a player library.
I need to embed Ads to the music player. I get a tag url like this
https://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/ads?iu=......
I've been searching via Internet for 2 days but found nothing. I found that Google has a IMA SDK but I've found only a document shows how to embed Ads with Video player - https://developers.google.com/interactive-media-ads/docs/sdks/html5/client-side
Please help.
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How many times you can play Google drive video without getting the error.
I'm not familiar if there are any limits regarding video streaming but as it is also discussed in this forum, "Google Drive was 'not designed' to stream video of any length." I would suggest to use YouTube Data API for uploading, searching deleting videos or YouTube Player API Reference for iframe Embeds for streaming videos for web, YouTube Android Player API for android and Embed YouTube Videos in iOS Applications with the YouTube Helper Library for iOS.
Since almost five years, we are developping a video player and its related embed page for sharing video content.
Today, the only way to embed on facebook our player is to use flash tecnology.
Many of our customers want to use our html5 player, But today we could not find a way to embed it.
I have seen that vimeo player and youtube player are embeddable into facebook; for us and for our future, is very important to make our player HTML5 embeddable into facebook.
One years ago, a stackoverflow user answered: "No, it is not possible to embed HTML" (Embedding a Custom HTML5 Player on Facebook)
Is still impossible?
Or rather, there is a way to embed my html5 player on facebook?
In 2016, it is a big problem for me to don't use my html5 player into facebook.
Obviously to solve this problem, I am available to a confrontation with a facebook developer...
I have built a web site for our student tv station and the concept is pretty similar to youtube. We would like for our videos to be playable directly in facebook when shared, with the videos themselves still hosted on our server and our stats being updated.
The player on the site uses videojs and is all working with the html5 video tag. There is also an embeddable version of the player that can run in an iframe. Ideally I'd like this to be used on facebook but don't think it's possible. This is what I've attempted at the moment with the og:video:type value set to text/html and og:video set to the embeddable player url and it doesn't appear to work. Here is an example page, and here is the embeddable player for it.
The only other ways I've seen is to specify a url to the video file, or a url to a flash player.
All of our videos are rendered at different qualities/resolutions and on our site and embeddable player there is a quality selection bar that changes the video url in the player. However it looks like with opengraph and facebook there is no way of giving it the urls to the different qualities or having the user pick the one they want on facebook, meaning we're stuck with forcing everyone to watch at one of the qualities. Is this right?
So then the only other option that appears to be available is building a custom flash player which has quality selection built into it. From what I can tell this is what youtube is doing. Is this the only option though because I don't want to build a custom flash player for Facebook to then decide in a few months that they're not supporting flash anymore?
I realise similar questions have been asked already but I couldn't find a definite answer and some of them were over a year old.
Thanks.
Facebook is currently trialing iframes with YouTube. Hopefully the support will be rolled out to everyone soon.
More info at this question: Embedding video player html5 iframe in facebook share like YouTube
I have a website that has embedded videos from youtube on it.
Is there any way to enable chromecasting on them? I've seen several news articles saying there is chromecast support for embedded youtube videos, but I can't find any documentation on it.
Do I add any parameters to the video url?
Normally you don't have to add anything to a youtube video to be compatible with the chromecast, just use the youtube's provided link and it should work.
https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/2995235?hl=en-CA
"Casting from YouTube is supported from the YouTube app, YouTube.com, and most embedded YouTube videos."
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I am using slideshare player api http://www.slideshare.net/developers/playerapi to embed player in to my web application but it is embedding flash player and which is not playing on mobile devices(ipad). how can I get html5 player from slideshare?
SlideShare now has a HTML5 player, probably it's new judging by the time of your question and my current experience with it's oEmbed implementation.
It's still confusing though because I'm not able to find proper documentation on the new player.
I hope they update this soon.