| Fangs404 |
01-11-2009 07:31 PM |
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Originally Posted by Daryn
(Post 1693729)
Most of the HD videos I see on youtube are at 1280x720. The HD tag embeds at 630x380. Changing the size in the embed code seems to work, but is there anything else to change to get the full size in an embed?
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I checked the size that YouTube actually uses (which isn't easily done since YouTube has a really complicated embedding scheme involving JavaScripts - I just took a screenshot and measured it), and it's actually not true 720p. YouTube displays at 858x508 for some odd reason, so that's what I'll alter the script to use.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Vaupell
(Post 1698434)
Installed and working, except when using the "botton" feature it adds spaces around
the video id, so you manually have to remove the extra spaces for it to work.
makes this
[youtubehd]
bIgslPPC1BA
[/youtubehd]
instead of [youtubehd]bIgslPPC1BA[/youtubehd]
Tx again.
But nice and installed. .
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I don't see this problem. When I hit the button, it just displays , no spaces or new lines. Glad you like it, though. :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dingo14
(Post 1699704)
does anyone know if this draws on your server bandwidth to run the youtube videos like this just curious thanks
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No, it doesn't use any bandwidth from your server.
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Originally Posted by Phaedrus
(Post 1699059)
Would this work with other video sites, just setting the {param} differently?
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It's not quite that straightforward, but most video sites have embedding code. Just alter the URL before/after the {param} and it should work. I've already modified the same code for Vimeo. |
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