When embedding in a website, is it possible to remove any of the following overlayed elements in "The visual embedded player" from Souncldoud:
The uploader name
Playlist title
The track counter
The soundcloud logo
No, it is not possible (as Souncldoud answered ticket on Feb 3rd 2020)
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I'm searching for a way to show subtitles on you tube embedded videos but only if they are available in a certain language. So if they are not available for that specific language I don't have to show any caption.
I am currently using an iframe tag with the following src attribute:
<iframe src="embeddedVideoUrl?enablejsapi=1&modestbranding=1&autoplay=0&controls=0&showinfo=0&nologo=1&rel=0&loop=1&hl=es&cc_lang_pref=en&cc_load_policy=1&playsinline=1"></iframe>
Thanks
I want to build a basic website using HTML, CSS only for learning myself:
- top part is the club banner/logo
- left side bar shows list of years, eg.:
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
the rest (right part) under the banner depends on the year the user clicked on
So I want to keep the banner (top) and the left side bar do not need to refresh everytime user click on the year.
It only shows the corresponding content of the year clicked, on the right part (for example the events held in the year).
Is frameset the only way to do?
frameset tag is not supported in HTML5. so for better browser support you may use iframes
My suggestion is go with iframes otherwise you can use object and embed like so
<object data="http://www.example.net" width="600" height="400">
<embed src="http://www.example.net" width="600" height="400"> </embed>
Error: Embedded data could not be displayed.
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 am trying to figure out how to format a posted youtube link so that it embeds video but does so in a new browser window (the page auto refreshes every ten seconds, so embedding video directly onto the page is a problem. Also, I'm aware that it would be smarter to have the page update asynchronously, but I'm not there yet.)
So, for example;
1) A user posts the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=examplevideo. I can use a regex expression to change it so that it can be an embedded video on the page, but because of my limitation, I would need it to be an embedded video on a new page. So, instead, I would change this link to be;
2) http://img.youtube.com/vi/examplevideo/0.jpg. This image (standard syntax for all posted youtube video) would be posted on the page instead. In clicking this image, it would open a new tab or browser and start playing an embedded video for that new page. The syntax for the embedded video, consistent with this scenario, is;
3) <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/examplevideo" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
So, I know that I can use "a href" syntax to add a link to the image so that anyone who clicks on it will be taken to the link on youtube. I'm assuming that a similar method would be used to point to a new browser page with the embedded video on it? How would this work?
Set the target attribute of the a element to _blank to open it in a new tab or window.
Example:
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/embed/zX54DIpacNE" target=_blank>Clicky</a>
Although IMHO it's better to just link to the youtube page of the video instead of embedding it since you are opening it in a new tab already.
I have one video file inmy system I want it to attach it on my html page.I want same thing with youtube videos also.I want that when i open my html form this video appear as like same as pictures are seen at thumnails.means i dont want only links..I tried stackoverflow links but no one is telling from starting .I am telling u frankly i dont know even making a link of my sytem video file in html form,..I can make links for image,files etc but for video si dont know.So plz guide ..
1.HOw to make a simple link of video file which is in my system drive.
2.HOw this video will be displayed like pictures are displayed at thumbnails
3.How to upload youtube videos(not want only link)...
If you have a video file then you need an image to represent your thumbnail. To create a link that will allow someone to download the video is as simple as:
<a href="url of your video file">
<img src="url of the thumbnail image"/>
</a>
Then the user will see the thumbnail image and when they click on it they will get the video. If you wish to embed the video in a player you can select the player of choice such as FlowPlayer or any of a million others.
You question about you-tube I assume you mean to embed you-tube videos on yout site. If that is the case visit the video on you-tube and there is an embed text box on the page with the code that you must copy and paste into your site.
EDIT:
The FlowPlayer that I linked to (not an endorsement) has a page that describes in great detail how to do what you are asking for here. If you follow each step then you will get exactly what you envision.
Another Edit:
To play a particular file format you need to use an appropriate player. I do not know all the players but you want to make sure that the format you use is popular enough so that users do not have to download special plugins just to see your video.
If you visit the DivX website you will find their embeddable player that can play mkv files on your website. They have a Code Generator that produces the code that you will use to embed the player on your site.
As for various options like starting in pause mode etc you will have to read the documentation of the player that you use to see what options they allow.
you an download ny video from youtube and these videos are in .flv format so why u are taking tension.Just use them frequently.And for youtube videos u do not need to use flowplay just add youtube video url and add object that will be given in that page just above the related video..
But me too do not how to allign it on right side or in middle of the page..Can anybody tell..