I was wondering if there was a library or a way to view videos on the internet. It doesn't have to be the hole page printed out. It could be the containing the video in it (which is enough to display the video)
If there is not, then is there way to open up firefox or preferably tor browser with the link to it in order for me to view the video? I know there should be a hard way to view one which would be to
1) Setup apache server with only the html structure
2) write to file on the html page with the <div> containing the video url and parameters
3) open up the url so I can view the video my local webpage
note: I do not want to download the video in order to view it
On youtube , if you have good permission for share movie (user allow you sharing), on the bottom of youtube movie you have a menu : share,integrate, e-mail. You can click on Integrate and you have an iframe>. Put this in your HTML page on your HTTP server and enjoy, you have a player youtube and your movie is display.
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/id" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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this website is not using ajax to update sections of the site with content, its a static site and therefore moves from one html page to the other in the classic way.
each page has a video element embedded which plays the same video.
clearly this means each time a user clicks to navigate to a different page, the video will restart.
what approaches can be taken to enable the video to maintain its position no matter which page the user visits ?
I understand each time a user clicks a hyperlink to navigate to a different page, a new http request is performed and there is the request and retrieval of this html page.
I'm curious whether I can achieve what I'm looking for without using AJAX. be interested to hear from you all on this.
I am using Spotify Widget and the embeded code is
<-iframe src="https://embed.spotify.com/?uri=spotify:user:erebore:playlist:788MOXyTfcUb1tdw4oC7KJ&view=coverart" width="292" height="80" frameborder="0" allowtransparency="true"></iframe>
There is an option for embeded code where you can show the playlist like,
<-iframe src="https://embed.spotify.com/?uri=spotify:user:erebore:playlist:788MOXyTfcUb1tdw4oC7KJ" width="250" height="80" frameborder="0" allowtransparency="true"></iframe>
But due to size limitation we cannot use this code.
I would like to have the ability for users on my site to click the Spotify button on my homepage and be directed straight to playlists I have chosen. Right now, I can only see one song at a time and if I click the Spotify icon
it just take me to the home page of Spotify and invites me to register or log in. Is there an easier way to direct my users straight to the music I've chosen for the theme of my website?
Thanks
I'm a bit unsure of how you exactly want it to look and work but you can always link to the open pages, here is an example (that will send the user to the open.spotify.com site tho):
http://open.spotify.com/user/spotify/playlist/1GQLlzxBxKTb6tJsD4RxHI
The playlist will start playing if you have the spotify desktop app open.
You can get an open link for any playlist in the Spotify client by pressing the (...) button in the header of a playlist and pick "copy http url".
Is there any website video player that I can embed YouTube videos in that also displays a playlist?
I want to be able to see the playlist and as far as I know the YouYube provided player that allows for playlists doesn't show the list unless you click on the playlist button in the top left. I want something with a playlist under or beside the video window that shows at all times.
youtube uses an iframe (as simple as that) to deliver content. Any website can display youtube playlists if the url in the "embed code" has the variables to do that. I forget the url but I am sure it is possible. I hope I got your question right...
I am new with the spotify app. I try to display a video in spotify's advertise page. However none of the things that I was trying work (jw player, flow player, youtube iframe. html5). Any hints?
Greetings!
Any external hosts with assets you request need to be added to the RequiredPermissions part of the app manifest:
http://developer.spotify.com/technologies/apps/guidelines/developer/#applicationmanifest
In order to display a video in the spotify you have to fulfill following requirements:
your video file has to be stored on the 3rd party server.
you have to use open-source video player (e.g “JW Player”).
you have to create a html file that will be your lightbox. This is the file that you will embed in the video file and player library.
image file for background of the player.
Destination URL must be open in new browser window.
And don't forget to add the address of host your host to the permissions in spotify's manifest file!!!
Example: here
Can any one How to play youtube videos on j2me java MIDlet?
I want to play videos from Rss Feed?
My Input URL:
http://teluguone.com/tmdb/videos/Chinna-Smokes-Cigarette--Fabulous-Comedy-9533.html
From the html page source code, search for the iframe tag with src pointing to http://www.youtube.com/embed/. The last part of the src url is the VIDEO_ID. For example, at http://www.youtube.com/embed/zqpAkb5TdXo URL VIDEO_ID is equal to zqpAkb5TdXo.
Open http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/mobile/videos/VIDEO_ID and search the source code for media:content tags. These tags point to urls with type='video/3gpp' and rtsp protocol and can usually be opened by J2ME apps with Manager.createPlayer(url).