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slipper

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Everyone knows the HG and HD codes &fmt=18 and &fmt=22...

But what about auto play, no sound and whatever else there is?
 
Everyone knows the HG and HD codes &fmt=18 and &fmt=22...

But what about auto play, no sound and whatever else there is?

&autoplay=1

&loop=1

&fmt=22 can be replaced with &hd=1

also looking for nosound and more codes

also my codes may just only work when embedding
 
What benefit would the loop and no sound codes have? How would you apply them?

I of course understand the quality ones but I am curious about the others!
 
What benefit would the loop and no sound codes have? How would you apply them?

I of course understand the quality ones but I am curious about the others!


Still looking for a no sound code. I am planning to embed a video on the index page of my site, but would rather it auto play with no sound and have the viewer turn on sound if he/she wants.
 
Still looking for a no sound code.

slipper,

If your webpage happens to be in WordPress,
then you can use this WP plug-in to embed
YouTube videos and control volume:
http://www.viper007bond.com/wordpress-plugins/vipers-video-quicktags/

Go to this page and view the sourcecode:
http://prendetumente.com/wp-content...ags/.pureftpd-upload.49665f7c.15.eab.f8566300
and search for the word volume; currently its set to
a default value of 100, change it to 0.
btw I don't use WP myself, and I'm just passing on
(hopefully correctly!) what I found at viper007bond.com


Also check out.......

The parameter volume= is discussed here:
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/legend_meiko/article?mid=537&sc=1
You'll have to copy/paste the above URL into Google translate


Also check out....

Check the mention of setVolume() in this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/youtube-api-gdata/browse_thread/thread/b459cf32f453d1d5?pli=1
Then view the html sourcecode of this page:
http://gdata-issues.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/javascript/youtube/volume_example.html


Also check out http://forums.adobe.com/thread/431924


Good luck!

trish : - )
 
slipper,

Here's a workaround / quickfix....
First, you'll need to create another version of your video,
one without sound, and upload it to Youtube.

On your webpage, play that soundless video in an iframe.
Below the iframe, include a hotlink that says "Enable Sound".

Clicking that link will load the main video (the one with the sound)
into the iframe. Remember to use the Youtube autoplay parameter.

trish : - )
 
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