I am extremely mad at YouTube's new embed player... it really ruins how I've been using it in client's sites. Anyone feel the same? Anyone know of a workaround?
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timjpriebe posted this at 16:52 — 7th June 2007.
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This is my opinion, but I feel that YouTube videos should never be embedded in professional sites. Too many things are out of your control that can then affect your web site.
For embedded Flash videos, I've tried out SWiSH Video2, and it worked great the one time I used it. If I need it again, I will definitely buy it. $50, but well worth it if you do any amount of video embedding.
You can see what I did with it on this site, in the demonstration video on the right.
Tim
http://www.tandswebdesign.com
webwiz posted this at 01:02 — 9th June 2007.
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Well, I had some success with SWFObject - a JavaScript solution to embedding Flash. I used it for a YouTube video:
http://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/
Cordially, David
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kauzy posted this at 03:44 — 9th June 2007.
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hi, same here.. we were using you tube videos for our sites exclusive video advt. but now You tube also shows my compitetiors videos after screening mine. So i switched to Google videos. They embeded but atleast they dont show the my competitors videos.
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benj posted this at 15:00 — 9th June 2007.
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I switched to Google Video also. Great stuff, same video is a little better quality.
What's the best format for streaming a video that I would upload actually onto my site?