Check out 0:31 in the link below and you will see a thumbnail link in the lower right corner that clicks through to another video. How did they do this? I know how to add annotations but I'm curious how they were able to use what appears to be a dynamic thumbnail.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJIzSKpKZh0&list=PL41F53F1EF7A5E42A&index=4
Any help or leads appreciated!
So this was much easier than I thought. YouTube calls this InVideo Programming. To do this log into your youtube account and click the arrow next you your profile icon to reveal "YouTube Settings" and click it. Then on the left hand side under "Channel Settings" click "InVideo Programming". You can then feature your channel or feature a specific video on all of videos. Hopefully this helps someone!
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I have a wallpaper website. This website include a lot of wallpapers with variety of resolution links.
I would like to do that if someone click on a wallpaper and he chose his best resolution (clicked on the resolution link) open a new tab with a specified url link. Can some help me with a script code please?
I think you're looking for the link's target attribute.
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I can't seem to find any documentation anywhere that states how you can display your overlay logo with link when embedding your video?
After attempting to copy the URL format used on the overlay settings page, however it always reverted back to the DailyMotion logo.
http://www.dailymotion.com/embed/video/<video_id>?
GK_PV5=1&
api=postMessage&
apiKey=<apiKey>&
origin=<origin>&
ui-watermark_link_url=<link_url>&
ui-watermark_url=<watermark_url>
To clarify, is the logo only displayed when the video is shown on the DailyMotion website, or am I doing something wrong?
To put on overlay on your Dailymotion videos, you don't need any code, it's only a setting in the overlay settings page you mention: http://www.dailymotion.com/settings/logooverlay
You need to have monetization enabled to access this feature.
Basically, you only have to upload your logo on this page (when logged) and this will add a logo to the bottom right corner of your videos (whether onsite or in your embeds).
Read more at https://faq.dailymotion.com/hc/en-us/articles/207322227-Logo-overlay
Is there any solution to Disable right Click option and Remove bottom right water mark logo from Youtube Video ? I'm tried after searching GOOGLE. Can anyone tell me about it ?
Thank You.
Try the modestbranding parameter:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters#modestbranding
I am making an interactive video series in which the viewer can click the annotations to view another video of mine. I have the embedded player on my website, but when I click the annotation linking to another video, it opens a new tab where the video will play on YouTube. How can I make it so that the viewer watches the new video in the same embedded player, without leaving the site?
This is off the top of my head, so not 100% sure, but wourth a try.
First off, you wil need to use the api embedded player. Then you can target it.
You will then need to script the links to target it. Thinking about it, it might not work as the player is "hosted" off your page.
A different way that might be better and should work, is to do a "GET" request on your page and reload your page using the ID to load the required video.
EG.. http: //www.yoursite.com/player.php?videoID=VideoID as link.
I use this in my site for some things, but never tried it with annotations, but should work.
I am using JWPlayer to embed several YouTube videos on a web site. In the bottom right hand corner, there's the usual YouTube logo.
The text/tooltip that appears on hover is getting clipped by the video or the video's container.
Inspecting all of the parent elements, I'm not seeing anything that's set to overflow:hidden. Anyone run into this, or better yet, have a solution to either move the tooltip, or make it so it is not clipped by the video,container or object?
Edit: I've got it live now, so there is an example of what's happening:
http://www.copycei.com/#home
If you start playing a video from the home page, hover over the ghosted YouTube logo in the bottom right hand corner, and you'll see the clipped tooltip. Was really hoping I could target the id/class of that bit and just position it slightly to the left, but can't seem to inspect and target it in Chrome. Any help would be appreciated.
LongTailVideo (makers of JW Player) have filed this as an actual bug with the Google API used for embedding YouTube video:
https://code.google.com/p/gdata-issues/issues/detail?can=2&start=0&num=100&q=&colspec=API%20ID%20Type%20Status%20Priority%20Stars%20Summary&groupby=&sort=&id=2899
Looks like there's not a solution to this as of now.