First thing you have to do is of course get the specific time you want your embedded video to start and the specific time you want it to end at. Then convert them into seconds. Let’s say you want to embed only the part of the video starting from 02:16 up to 02:58.
In seconds, your start time would be ( 2 * 60 ) + 16 = 136 and your end time would be ( 2 * 60 ) + 58 = 178.
Next, grab the embed code from the Youtube video, and append the following parameters to the video URL in the embed code:
?start=[your_start_time]&end=[your_end_time]&version=3 (Replace [your_start_time] and [your_end_time] with your actual start and end times in seconds. [Reply]
Originally Posted by eDave:
First thing you have to do is of course get the specific time you want your embedded video to start and the specific time you want it to end at. Then convert them into seconds. Let’s say you want to embed only the part of the video starting from 02:16 up to 02:58.
In seconds, your start time would be ( 2 * 60 ) + 16 = 136 and your end time would be ( 2 * 60 ) + 58 = 178.
Next, grab the embed code from the Youtube video, and append the following parameters to the video URL in the embed code:
?start=[your_start_time]&end=[your_end_time]&version=3 (Replace [your_start_time] and [your_end_time] with your actual start and end times in seconds.
i saw that on google, but it didn't work, the chrome xss or whatever blocked it... [Reply]
