Does any body know, how to force a playlists dropdown to open in an embeded youtube player. I have an iframe with HTML5 youtube video player in it and I load the playlists dynamically.
I want the dropdown to open, when playlist is changed. I tried to create a click event inside an iframe, but console says that it is not allowed. I also didn't find any functions in their reference.
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This question is slightly different from:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15034835/can-i-hide-a-embeded-youtube-video-or-is-that-against-the-terms-of-use
When a user visits our website, the YouTube player is visible and in the right size. A user can play the video and see the whole video. Nothing fancy. However we want to put the player in a tabbed interface. Meaning that the user can hide the video by going to another tab. For example:
Video | Info | Share
When the site loads the Video tab is active, but users can click "Info", then the video is hidden while the video keeps playing in the background.
Is this allowed? I would say gray area but I'm not sure. We always show the YouTube logo and link to the YouTube video on youtube.com btw. Also, if a users scrolls down on youtube.com, the user also hides the video and can still hear the audio. Is this perhaps the same area?
This is in their terms of services so i would say it is not allowed
8.separate, isolate, or modify the audio or video components of any YouTube audiovisual content made available through the YouTube API;
9.promote separately the audio or video components of any YouTube audiovisual content made available through the YouTube API;
14.use a video player smaller than the minimum video player size set forth in the YouTube API documentation and specifications.
https://developers.google.com/youtube/terms?hl=it
I add videos to my site via the JavaScript YouTube API. It works well except that at the end of the video playback, there are several video choices that appear on my screen. I want to choose the video or videos that appear at the end of my video.
How can I do this?
Galleria has a bunch of useful API functions (http://galleria.io/docs/api/events) but none of them appear to allow you to detect when a Youtube video player iFrame has successfully loaded.
The previous version of Galleria did not support video posters and so any YT videos in the gallery were automatically embedded into a slide when it was shown. Using the 'image' event (http://galleria.io/docs/api/events/#image) I could then detect if it was a video and hook into the YT player API.
Now that the video is initially a poster I cannot figure out how to detect when the player has loaded (after hitting the poster's play button) in order to manipulate it.
Coding in ASP.NET/C#/jQuery/Javascript
Third Party Editor used: Innova Studio WSIWYG Editor
I am embedding youtube videos in the WSIWYG editor with the help of YouTube Embedded Player Parameters
My question is, what are the embedding parameters for playlists?
Are they both similar?
Are there some reference sites we could look at?
Anees here.
Excerpt from YouTube:
How do I add a playlist to my blog or web page?
To create a playlist, go to the My Playlists page, click 'Create a Playlist' and fill out the information.
As you find videos you like on YouTube, click 'Add to Playlist' under the player to add them to your list. You can change the order of the videos in your playlist by returning to the 'My Playlist' page.
The easiest way to embed a playlist is to create a custom player. Go to your YouTube account and click "Custom Video Players", then "Create Custom Player". Select a colour and format for your player, and then choose what is going to play in it—you can choose a playlist, your own uploaded content or your favourites—and then click the "Generate Code" button.
Copy and paste the code into your blog entry or web page, just as you did with the embedded video above.
http://www.youtube.com/youtubeonyoursite
I've looked through the YouTube JS API, but can't find a way to jump to a video in a playlist. (Mimicking the built-in navigation)
And if you're wondering why I'd want both, it's because I have a menu set up with additional information, and want to let the user click these links to jump between the videos.
You can write your own YouTube player script or use this one -- YouTube JavaScript API Player plus Playlist.