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General => Website Feedback => Topic started by: Shwaggy on June 27, 2012, 04:47:46 PM
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RJD2 - Smoke & Mirrors (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfZxJV1ykHs#)
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You simply post the link. Let me know if there are permissions issues.
Also, if these become an issue or an annoyance, it will be limited or removed.
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Thanks!
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Look at you and your fancy embedding.
edit: looks like it's broken for normal users - http://www.theisonews.com/forums/index.php/topic,108708.msg2473235.html#msg2473235 (http://www.theisonews.com/forums/index.php/topic,108708.msg2473235.html#msg2473235)
Some sort of limit reached error?
Did you specify a number of videos they could embed per day or some such?
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There's a limit per thread to (I guess) limit abuse. In threads like that it could be an issue. I'll look around for the setting.
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I set the limit per "page" (not thread) at 50. I set the limit per individual post at 3.
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nice!! thanks :)
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The reasons for the limits is probably because a page with too many videos will crash the browser. 50 is maybe a bit much for low-end machines? on the other hand I don't really see it becoming a problem..
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i already gave you the solution to make it not abused able. hidden by default and you have to click on a spoiler type tag to show it...but whatever nigger.
ill wait for someone else to quote what i wrote before you implement it.
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The addon I did doesn't have that as an option. I'm sure I could modify it, which I will if it becomes something that is wanted.
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And how would I go about posting just the url? There should be [youtube][/youtube] tags so you could choose when to embed or not. Currently it seems I'd have to post the url in the quote.
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remove the http://?
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remove the http://?
That still leaves the embedded video only now there's also a link under it. If you meant also to remove the www part then I'd want the link to be clickable.
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dont put the www and just use [url]?
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dont put the www and just use [url]?
Already tried, that also embeds the video.
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kill yourself?
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just paste the link to the video noobs it's automatic.
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Jesus acme, that's what they're complaining about ... that it is automatic.
Can I ask though, why would you want to post a YouTube link without it being embedded? I honestly am curious.
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Cos he wants to rickroll our asses like its 2005.
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Can I ask though, why would you want to post a YouTube link without it being embedded? I honestly am curious.
You want to link to specific time with &t=xxmxxs, you want to make sure it's watched in HD with &hd=1, you post the video part of a longer post and you don't want the text being broken up by it and so on. This overly aggressive emedding is just a bad design in my opinion.
Now as a separate suggestion for the videos that do get embedded would it be possible that #ws would be added automatically at the end of the url? That makes the embedded window widescreen i.e. the same size it's on the youtube homepage. The default 4:3 box looks annoying to me.
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Now you're getting picky, I'll look into ways to hide the embedding.
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I LOVE YOU SHWAGGY!
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So, if you post a link in a sentence like, Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ#) whoa. You don't get embedding.
Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ#)
Embedding only works if the link is in a separate line by itself.
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Also, I set it to use HD where available. So if the video has an HD version it will try to choose that.
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Nice. Let me test:
Watch this: http://youtu.be/QTTW8M_etko (http://youtu.be/QTTW8M_etko)
http://youtu.be/QTTW8M_etko (http://youtu.be/QTTW8M_etko)
If I put a yoube video in the middle of a setence like this, http://youtu.be/QTTW8M_etko, (http://youtu.be/QTTW8M_etko,) it will be converted to a link, right?
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edit: Nevermind, seems #ws is added now automatically?
(( Secret World )) 4k Footage (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdQ0i3v_KVY#ws)
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There's an option on youtube that will make it automatically play HD. Requires a youtube account and cookies enabled I think though.