How can I embed Tudou videos in Latex. I know how I can do Youtube videos with media9, but with Tudou I am confused how to realize it?
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I've been struggling to find a library in which it support my need, and that is to embed a yt video player into a text view. So, what I'm basically trying to do is to create something similar to Reddit in which it have a yt vide inside the thread details.
Currently, i am using NSAttributedString to store the yt thumbnail image and add it into the textView, and in order to play the video, it'll navigate to another view that loads the yt video. It's an okay solution but not the solution that I want
Therefore, are there any solution on how to overcome this problem? Thank you
What i want. :
ps: the image is currently using image attachment aka NSAttributedString, not an UIview with youtube player
I'm trying to embed my youtube video with full screen.
but there's a problem: the video has BLACK SIDES on right and left.
here is an example: https://www.youtube.com/embed/vXy1G2JeJo0?autoplay=1&modestbranding=1&controls=0&showinfo=0&rel=0&enablejsapi=1&allowfullscreen=true&wmode=transparent&iv_load_policy=3&html5=1
there's a right and left bands on screen.
I just want to make it like here: http://acwistanbul.com/
please, just help me.
i couldn't find any solution.
Perhaps this resource may help you http://embedresponsively.com
Explanation
On said resource enter your youtube video link and click embed. This
will generate code for a fullscreen'd responsive embedded youtube
video.
I am trying to use Youtube Videos link to my website..
I can able to view the videos in all browsers but cant view them on IPads and Iphones.
I am getting the html code as in the link Click For LINK Here with out getting the Video:
Can you please help me out.
make sure, Does iOS Device support format of video you are linking.
I'm trying to create an app and have embedded YouTube videos, but I need to remove the on-screen controls from the player (play/back/forward/volume, etc.). Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do this? Is it possible to have my own custom buttons instead (for example, "forward 60 seconds") I've looked at MPMoviePlayerController but research has me under the impression this is not what is called when UIWebView fires up a YouTube video.
I've also looked at the YouTube API but can't seem to find any good tutorials or examples on how to actually use it for iOS development.
Can someone point me in the right direction? I've been trying to figure this out for a couple of days and I just seem to be spinning my wheels.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
you have multiple options
1. use youtube data api. you can edit the video controls if you use it.
2. you can use 3 rd party frame work youtubekit visit https://github.com/rinov/YoutubeKit
if you want to watch a tutorial got to youtube there is a channel called "codewithchris". here is the link https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMRqhzcHGw1aLoz4pM_Mg2TewmJcMg9ua
UIWebView is very limited. You cannot put video controls there. Because what UIWebView do is just shows another website as a frame. If there must be some controls, that controls should be in the website. So you cannot add any further controls.
If you want to use control buttons for your videos, instead of youtube, put the video in webpage with control buttons as like. Then put it in UIWebView. Or you can use the media player.
I'm relatively new to iOS development and there is something I'm trying to achieve but I'm out of luck finding good resources. I would like to embed subtitles to a video file for a project. The user records a video, after recording he inputs some sentences, and the text he input gets embedded into the video as a subtitle, one word at a time. I think this is achieved through AVFoundation but to my surprise there is relatively little information on AVFoundation except Apple's documentation (which is not of much use when you want to embed subtitles.)
How might one go about doing this? How do I need to format the text input so that it becomes a subtitle track? How do I embed that subtitle track to the video file and export it so that the video always has the subtitles on it? I hope someone here knows about these things..
Thanks in advance.
If you are looking to create a QuickTime video with embedded subtitles (AKA soft subtitles) in it, see avsubtitleswriterOSX sample code from WWDC 2013.
If you prefer to burn subtitles into a video, you can use AVVideoCompositionCoreAnimationTool, as described in this tutorial