We all know that we can embed a start time in a YouTube video URL (by adding something like &t=1m45s
to the end).
But is there a way to embed both start and stop time? Like linking only a part of the video...
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Sign up to join this communityWe all know that we can embed a start time in a YouTube video URL (by adding something like &t=1m45s
to the end).
But is there a way to embed both start and stop time? Like linking only a part of the video...
According to the official YouTube Embedded Player Parameters page, start time and end time are both now possible.
Using the information provided above - here's an example of a video with start/stop times http://www.youtube.com/v/FB1cCoib7xQ?version=3&start=143&end=148&autoplay=1 the numbers correspond to the number of seconds, and you can remove either start or end term if you wish
https://www.youtube.com/v/StlQ9vuUCcM?version=3&end=16&autoplay=1 works for me!
as Richard Bronosky said: Switch to Version 3
http://www.youtube.com/v/8lgYfdvC3EA?version=3&start=1950&end=2643&autoplay=1
. I hear only audio.
It is now supposed to be possible with AS3 player. However, I can't seem to get it to work.
Don't bother with versions. But yes, apparently the regular view no longer supports the "end" URL instruction. So just reformat the URL entirely:
https://www.youtube.com
, and then add a "v" like in Mr. Smith's example: https://www.youtube.com/v
. https://www.youtube.com/v/FB1cCoib7xQ
. https://www.youtube.com/v/FB1Ccoib7xQ?start=143&end=148
. I'm not a coder or nothing, I'm just getting at it intuitively. Also, just to be clear, you obtain the numbers of seconds by taking the numbers of minutes, multiplying them by sixty, and then adding the numbers of seconds. But you probably already figured that out!
Basically just imitate Mr. Smith's URLs format, disregarding the "version=3" and it's particular ampersand joiner, of course.
Fyi - the above suggestion worked for me but if you are inserting the video in a Prezi that does not work.
Example url starts at 54secs and ends at 147secs works in browser, but not inserted in prezi
You can do something like below,
https://www.youtube.com/embed/-ZWGpOSS6T0?start=205&end=235&version=3
If you want to play a YouTube video from 1:20 to 2:15,
Then start time = ( 1 × 60 ) + 15 = 75 and end time = ( 2 × 60 ) + 15 = 135
source: http://bloggerseolab.blogspot.com/2016/01/embed-video-with-timestamp.html