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can't imagine it would be THAT difficult to put together a way of
finding the embed code - the question is whether it is allowed or
not.
 I knocked together a quick thing for myself with Top Gear video
clips when bbc.co.uk/topgear moved to flash video.
 It's a very simple thing and you can see it here - just click Get
Embed Code and it will take you to the list of clips.
 http://www.upyourego.com/topgear/a/expire.asp
 You could create a simple form where you put the programme code
click get code and it fills out a textarea box with the right code.
 In fact here is a quick and nasty one I've built for iPlayer
 http://www.upyourego.com/test/pip.asp
 But I don't know the exact ins and outs of iPlayer and I'm guessing
it could change at a moments notice and that doing that is probably
against the T&Cs of using iPlayer.
 On Fri 16/01/09 12:58 PM , "Steve Bowbrick" steve.bowbr...@bbc.co.uk
sent:
 Watchification.com uses the hacky way of embedding - when we first
started to embed (early 2008) various BBC folk told us it was just a
matter of time before it was officially allowed but it looks like
politics/rights issues etc. have held this up.
 What I think would be really exciting would be a site/service that
wraps the hacky method in a super-easy front-end allowing anyone to
do it just by selecting a programme from a list (or whatever)...
 Steve
 >Andrew Bowden
 >Fri, 16 Jan 2009 02:33:01 -0800
 >
 >There's a hacky way that's been published on the old internet
 >http://jonathan.tweed.name/2007/12/hacking-the-iplayer-embedded-m
 >
 >But not a proper way.
 >
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 > > So, to the point: any plans to allow embedding of iPlayer 
 > content? Is 
 > > the service providing access to content, or driving traffic 
 > to bbc.co.uk?
 > 
 > Well someone's already doing it - http://watchification.com/ 
 > - I'd always assumed it was legal! Or is this a special case?
 > 
 > > Oh, while I'm on a roll, any plans for a Wii/PS3-friendly 
 > interface à 
 > > la Youtube for Television?
 > 
 > iPlayer with Wii-specific UI has existed for ages - or am I 
 > missing the point about Youtube for TV here?
 > 
 > MCH
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