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...
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I wonder why YouTube can use autoplay feature without DOMException because when I tried to use <audio/> and <video/> tags with autoplay when loaded, It's show an DOMException error. I tried another way by set an attribute playInLines={true} and muted={true} it first, then called ref.current.play() and finally unmute it. Unfortunately, the browser isn't allow to play without user interact first by showing DOMException error.
When I using YouTube website, I noticed that YouTube won't autoplay until I switched back to YouTube tab, the video is autoplayed.
I searched from internet that YouTube website is built from the framework that load only the element that it needed, the other element won't refreshed.
Is YouTube a Single Page Application. If it isn't, when the user interacted first time on loaded, can the website play the videos forever? (not counted the AFK interruption (YouTube Premium user won't encountner this))
I don't have any knowledge but I guess that YouTube is using the both of <audio/> and <video/> tags.
I have an audio file (e.g. mp3) located on Google Drive and accessible at a direct url that looks like https://drive.google.com/file/d/audio_file_id/view where there is a small sliding bar timeline scrubber and play/pause button that let the user hear the audio (and supposedly control the location in the file, but this feature is not working for me on Chrome on mac…; advice on this appreciated).
I would like to start the playback at a specific time. How can this be one? Is there a way to do it like one can do with video files hosted on Google Drive by adding a parameter like t=15s to the video url, like in YouTube?
Drive API doesn't have the seekTo method in Youtube API but you can add the t=123s at the end of the video url and it will work just like it.
sample:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz6447wI7cGV12546VBmQ2M/view?t=651s
I would like to embed a YouTube player onto a page and show it to a user. If a foreground popup is used to host the player then, when the popup loses focus, the player is destroyed because the entire popup is removed.
I was hoping to use webKitNotifications.createHTMLNotification() and embed a player inside of an HTML Notification, but the spec has since been deprecated.
Just curious if anyone has any really crafty ideas on how to achieve this? I suspect hosting the YouTube player on a background page is a violation of YouTube's Terms of Service.
Looking through the dev. channel APIs:
http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/notifications.html - Too restrictive compared to HTML Notification. Doesn't look like I can embed a YouTube player inside one of these guys.
and... that's really about it.
Advice appreciated. Thanks.
You can simply have an HTML file in your extension for your page, for instance video.html, list it in your manifest under web_accesible_resources, and show it using:
chrome.tabs.create({url: chrome.extension.getURL('video.html')});
Inside your page you can use whatever method you want to embed the YouTube player.
I am trying to integrate Spotify Play Button into ThingLink Spotify tag so that when the iframe loads, it starts playing automatically. Is there a way to do that with some parameter?
The functionality would be similar to Soundcloud & Vimeo players here:
http://www.thinglink.com/scene/251225958915244034
Without the autoplay, user would have to click on Play twice, which wouldn't be that good of UX.
Thanks!
-Albert
There is no autoplay functionality at present.
Autoplay isn't really what the Play Button is about — it's designed so people can listen to music if they want to. We don't really want to interrupt whatever the user is listening to already (be it something in Spotify, something else, or silence) without express permission to do so first.
I want to know about how can i achieve to create multiple playlists using jplayer?
e.g the user will be able to add songs to a playlist and he will be able to the playlist so that whenever he visit the website, he don't need to create the same playlist over and over again.
and i have a working jplayer playlist. just that i need to know how to save that player.
Thanks
I think you can use this. Using the video player as a second audio player
http://jplayer.org/latest/demo-02-multi/