I have iframes of videos from YouTube and I want redirect users to comment these videos in YouTube. Is there leave comment redirection on YouTube?
I could switch off autoplay only. Actually I started work on commenting from my website. But I need to know if there easy way.
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I am using oembed to add a FB video to a webpage. The users will be adding more in the future. When the page loads, the video embedding is really choppy. This doesn’t happen with YouTube or Vimeo videos. I wanted to know why FB was loading differently than the others and noticed that FB initially downloads a blockquote and some javascript. Then after the page loads the js connects to FB and replaces the blockquote with an iframe for the video. The user can see the blockquote being replaced. It’s not smooth. YouTube and Vimeo just download the iframe directly.
I’ve already explained to my user that I can’t control how FB responds to my request. But I wanted to ask if anyone else has seen this and if a workaround exists.
I would like to post a youtube video on my Facebook page, I used http://yt2fb.com/ to look like a native one and I would like it to autorun when I scroll down the page
I've downloaded http://www.thunderpenny.com/ and add autoplay=1 but it doesn't publish the video.
Do you have any suggestions?
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When I share a link to any Youtube video the video is not loaded to the chronicle and only the link appears in the post as shown in the first link hereafter. In comparison links to vimeo video work well as shown in the second link hereafter. Could you tell why this happens with the links to Youtube video?
https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/602987_10200981706798791_1321606490_n.jpg
https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/998556_10200981706998796_1641522632_n.jpg
Refresh your page, or restart the browser. Sometimes it deosn't show the preview.
I'm wondering how to embed some HTML code in a facebook post on the wall..
I've already searched for that and came to the conclusion that ATM it's not possible (Am i right???)
But inspecting the code of the facebook news feed page i have noticed that a YouTube video was coded as an iframe!
What happened there?
Thank you
You are correct, HTML cannot be posted to the Facebook wall. The reason Youtube videos show up is actually a by product of the Facebook coding. When a user posts a URL to a Youtube video the Facebook wall automatically converts it to a video in an iFrame.
I think the answer to this is probably no, as I have been searching for days and have not run across the answer. I have a mobile site that has links to youtube videos in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXXXXXXXX format. The links open in the iPhone Youtube app which takes the user out of Safari and is a suboptimal experience, as the user then has to re-open safari. Is there any type of parameter to pass that would allow these video links to open in the same view that say an embedded video opens in, or a direct MP4 would open in(which allows the user to simply click done, and boom they are back on Safari)? It sucks that only iframe or embedded videos seem to allow this functionality and not links.
From messing around with the mobile Youtube site itself, it looks like you can link to the mobile page for a particular video with this URL format: http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=XXXXXXXXX. Visiting that URL will show the video page in Safari without launching the Youtube app.
For me this solution is pretty simple but elegant and it did work perfectly
https://github.com/hellozimi/HCYoutubeParser