I don't know if it was already posted here about this topic, my
apologies if it was...
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/11/20/how-to-embed-and-play-720p-hd-high-definition-youtube-videos-fmt22-code-hack/
I actually like the Youtube's HD implementation better than that of
Vimeo's. Somehow
Hi guys,
Im trying to embed the HD version of my clip that I uploaded on you
tube. is there an option im missing???
I use
ap=%2526fmt%3D18
and it works...see the sample here
http://www.cardren.com
you can also find more here
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=how+to+embed+hd+in+youtubeaq=foq=
regards
JohnDkar
http://www.youtube.com/johndkar
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Call us mercenary, but the numbers don't lie. Our audience seems to
prefer embeds, so we give them embeds.
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Brook Hinton wrote:
I'm curious what others feel about the experience of watching video embedded
in
I'm curious what others feel about the experience of watching video embedded
in a blog / webpage of other content vs the old fashioned experience of just
the movie opening in a new window. Like not even a pop up - a whole window.
Maybe its my emotional tie to a more theatrical world, but I am so
Den 28.11.2006 kl. 06:46 skrev Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is there any way these links could survive mov-flv conversion.
No, you will have to re-create the link in Flash. Ie. by creating your own
.swf wrapper for the flv video.
Is there any way these links could survive mov-mov(lower res)
All,
If I encode a quicktime using imovie, there's an option for
inserting chapter titles + URLs which somehow present links
during playback.
My tests with this havent been too good with nonstandard
resolutions etc. The links dont show or aren't clickable.
I havent
Anyone have suggestions
I have been playing around trying to embed flash video on my web page, so, visitors could just click on that and play it (as an alternative to my feed).I created a flv file, and used dreamweaver 8 to embed it in a web page, and it seems to work on a test page I created (though it takes some
@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re:
[videoblogging] Embedding video in your blog templateor
just put the same code in a typelist item and add via the wysiwyg layout
editor, if you're not using templates in typepadTed Tagami wrote:
It's a fixed embed within the template itself:embed src="
hmm ... maybe you could get them to add a subscription button on their
page that lets their users subscribe to your feed. I mean if their
viewers would enjoy them so much it seems like something they might
actually like to offer their users. With that and your URL included
in the video ... might
Hi all,
Check this out. It is a wordpress blog, but it has a video clip
embedded in the template. It's clip of the blogger giving his elevator
speech. I haven't seen this before and really like it. Any clue as to
how one might do this with a typepad blog?
It's a fixed embed within the template itself:
embed src=http://ehub.journalism.ku.edu/~plafferty/wp-content/plafferty.mov
width=160 height=136
autostart=false loop=false href=
http://ehub.journalism.ku.edu/~plafferty/wp-content/plafferty.mov target=
myself/embed
On 11/8/05, Beth Kanter
or just put the same code in a typelist item and add via the wysiwyg
layout editor, if you're not using templates in typepad
Ted Tagami wrote:
It's a fixed embed within the template itself:
embed src="http://ehub.journalism.ku.edu/~plafferty/wp-content/plafferty.mov
"
width="160"
around the 19/10/05 silther mentioned about [videoblogging] embedding that:
I'm new to vlogging, so this is probably a stupid question, but I
didn't see an answer after a search, and I'm not even sure I'm using
the correct terms. Is there an easy way (either pc or mac) to
determine the pixel size
I'm new to vlogging, so this is probably a stupid question, but I
didn't see an answer after a search, and I'm not even sure I'm using
the correct terms. Is there an easy way (either pc or mac) to
determine the pixel size of a video in the os environment rather than
using software so one can
Hey dude. On a mac, if you "get info" on the file "FileGet Info" - it will tell you the dimensions if its a quicktime file...Not sure about the PC, though.bOn 18-Oct-05, at 8:50 PM, silther wrote: I'm new to vlogging, so this is probably a stupid question, but I didn't see an answer after a
In windows the easiest way is to open the file in a player.
in Windows Media Player (for WMVs) you can then go to File-Properties
in QuickTime Player (for MOVs and others) you can hit cntrl-i
(There are ways to make WMVs display this information within the file
directory view but it's
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