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Html5 beta option youtube
Posted by: Cfcms     Comment 0 Reaction's - Place an reaction
27-08-2010 17:15
 
Youtube started with a new embed method. It's an iframe and detects automatically if an browser can play the html5 or the flash version of the player.
More info | link |

I made a little app so you can see it in action
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New param autohide for the youtube player
Posted by: Cfcms     Comment 0 Reaction's - Place an reaction
27-08-2010 17:11
 
There is a new param available for the youtube player

&autohide=1 (or 0)

makes the playerbar dissapear after playing


How to remove player bar from youtube video
Posted by: Cfcms     Comment 0 Reaction's - Place an reaction
31-12-2009 21:39
 
If you want to remove the playerbar from the embedded youtube player and make your own custom bar just use the chromeless player.
It's easy to set up with some javascript

Examples and tutorial
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Disable clicking on logo youtube
Posted by: Cfcms     Comment 5 Reaction's
30-12-2009 12:16
 
If you want to disable clicking on the youtube logo which will lead you to the youtube site you will have to add
allownetworking="internal"
to the embedded code.
Now clicking on the logo only stops the video and don't lead to the youtube website.


How to remove titel and rating from an embedded youtube video
Posted by: Cfcms     Comment 1 Reaction
05-02-2009 23:29
 
Youtube introduced another small change to the Youtube emdedded player. Youtube videos that are embedded within pages will now display a prominent title of the video along with the video ratings information at the top of the embedded player.
You can remove this by adding the parameter &showinfo=0

example youtube.com/v/e-DJMenTWwQ&hl=en&fs=1&showinfo=0


Start an embedded youtube video with a specific timeline
Posted by: Cfcms     Comment 0 Reaction's - Place an reaction
05-02-2009 20:40
 
If you want to embed a YouTube video that starts to become interesting somewhere in the middle, there's a simple way to skip the boring part. YouTube's embedded player has a parameter that lets you specify the number of seconds that should be skipped before starting to play the video. Here's how you should edit the code: append &start=[number of seconds from the start of the video] to both URLs.

example youtube.com/v/abcdefghijk&hl=en&fs=1&start=15