If you want to embed YouTube videos on your site, you’re not forced to use the settings YouTube gives you…there are actually a number of things you can change. And in this video, I share five of the most useful tricks.
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Hey Dave, thanks for the great information and the useful codes. Do you know of any tricks like these when you are using the http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= code? I use a few WordPress templates that require the use of this code to add video to the template pages and would love a way to have the video end without the related videos.
Thanks for all your great information!
Brian
Dave, I just want to say how much you add to the video marketing world. You are the professor and webvideo university is the place to learn. Thanks for sharing great information.
B Bop
Thom McFadden
Thanks this tip is awesome
Darla
Dave,
Can we get the youtube video to STOP at a specific point also by doing this: &start=120&stop-130″
This would be if you just want a snippet out of it. Thanks for your great tips. I always look forward to them.
@Steve – No, I don’t believe you can.
I meant this: & start=120&stop=130″
Dave.. Thanks for sharing the youtube codes.. always wondered how to control the vids in posts..
David,
Great as usual!
Dave,
Thanks for another great tip.
keep on the great work.
Danni
I feel like saying, “great, Dave, very helpful” but so many people say almost the same thing when a blog post is helpful, useful, etc. And does the blogger even notice these or read these types of comments?
I don’t know.
Great, Dave, very helpful!
@Stan – Thanks…yes I see all comments and reply when I have time.
Dave great post. is there a way to get rid of link back to youtube and the youtube logo on the video. Thanks.
@Elie – No, YouTube doesn’t allow link disabling.
really useful ..thx dude !
Dave, something to make your life easier … I created a script that allows you to tweak the Youtube embed code conditions without having to muck around with the Youtube embed code.
http://www.davewooding.com/how-to-customize-and-embed-a-youtube-video/
Thanks.
Dave