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Jon Inactive Member |
Can't figure out how to embed a youtube video that starts at a specific time. When I append #t=1m25s (for example) to the end of the URL, I don't get anything but the video starting at 0:00. Is this not possible with the dB utube code? Is there an HTML code that will allow this? I tried the iframe code suggested on the internet, but that seemed to produce only an empty box. This is a video I was trying to post in another message with the suggested link given by YouTube (they use ? instead of #). It starts at the beginning no matter how I format it. Love your enemies!
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Admin Director  Posts: 12545 From: EvC Forum Joined: |
Convert your "1m25s" into seconds and try this: [utube=LZ06Ca9QKME?start=85] This YouTube video should begin at a minute twenty-five: The "#t=1m25s" that you were trying doesn't work in embedded videos, but I can detect its use in the [utube] dBCode and convert it to "?start=n". I'll add it to my list.
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Jon Inactive Member |
Excellent. I remember seeing that alternative when looking up codes to use, but I never tried it and wouldn't have known to put "start" in front of it. Thanks. Love your enemies!
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Admin Director Posts: 12545 From: EvC Forum Joined: |
I believe I posted the announcement somewhere, but announcing it again, you can now specify start times for YouTube videos by specifying hours, minutes and seconds with the "t" option. Here's a few examples: [utube=YRxS8IVQRcs,t=23s] In case some are unsure where the code comes from, it's from the YouTube URL. It's the portion in red bold in this example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRxS8IVQRcs
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Jon Inactive Member |
Excellent! Thank you for that. A possibly related question: is there something special that the youtube videos embedded at EvC run through? I think this is the only site where I cannot see any embedded videos on Firefox. Works fine in other browsers. I imagine I have to tweak a setting in Firefox related to how EvC displays youtube videos, but I don't know what that setting would be. I've also read other people having problems seeing all embedded videos in Firefox, so it might be a glitch in the FF software, but I think other sites' embedded videos work for me so my problem might be different... Love your enemies!
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Jon Inactive Member |
Never mind. I got it to work in FF Safe Mode. Must be an add on conflict! I'll have to figure out which one's giving me trouble. ABE: Oh wow. It was my Google Disconnect addon, meant to stop google from tracking my movement around the web. I wonder why I need that turned off only for EvC??? Even with that addon enabled, other sites still show embedded videos... Edited by Jon, : No reason given. Love your enemies!
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Admin Director Posts: 12545 From: EvC Forum Joined: |
I just made a minor change that might help. When you get a chance could you give it another try and let me know how it goes? Everyone: The change was to the DOCTYPE. Browsers have become much more consistent and uniform from when I originally set the DOCTYPE, so the new setting should be fine, but please let me know if you find something broken.
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Jon Inactive Member |
Still not working. This seems to be a known problem with the addon: Google Disconnect Reviews. It apparently blocks the embedded content on certain sites but not on others. I might have to look into getting another addon that has a similar function but without the side effect. At least I know where the problem lies now, though. This has been bugging me for a couple of years ... Love your enemies!
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