YouTube no right click
Quote from rcohen on July 10, 2020, 9:43 pmI've been trying to use the iFrame object to embed youtube with not much results.... this is the first step in trying to create a youtube player that you can protect the URL with. YouTube video's will offer you the video URL if you RIGHT click on the video, and so, is there a way to disable right clicks over a YouTube embed ?
Thanks in advance
I've been trying to use the iFrame object to embed youtube with not much results.... this is the first step in trying to create a youtube player that you can protect the URL with. YouTube video's will offer you the video URL if you RIGHT click on the video, and so, is there a way to disable right clicks over a YouTube embed ?
Thanks in advance
Quote from luishp on July 11, 2020, 6:34 pmIt's very easy to locate the YouTuibe URL even if you disable righ clicks (probably not possible as it's an embedded external content except if you add a transparent Container over the video). Vimeo offers much more control over URL protection. The PRO account offers the possibility to lock embedding to a Internet domain(s). That's the tool we use on our customers video courses like this one:
Ejercicios Posturales:
https://ejerciciosposturales.comAlso note the YouTube and Vimeo Loader plugin.
Regards.
It's very easy to locate the YouTuibe URL even if you disable righ clicks (probably not possible as it's an embedded external content except if you add a transparent Container over the video). Vimeo offers much more control over URL protection. The PRO account offers the possibility to lock embedding to a Internet domain(s). That's the tool we use on our customers video courses like this one:
Ejercicios Posturales:
https://ejerciciosposturales.com
Also note the YouTube and Vimeo Loader plugin.
Regards.
Quote from rcohen on July 11, 2020, 9:30 pmI haven't gotten as far as playing with plugins just yet. But the iFrame object doesn't work with YouTube apparently but the container object (given it's HTML ability) can, I found. BUT now I'm having other problems (I just posted about elsewhere).
I thought about layers, but don't yet know how I would go about such a thing. Yes, I have seen the Vimeo features, and if I'm not mistaken, youtube has some kind of a pay per view service. But I'm trying to see if I can simply protect youtube streams (any of them) if I can.
What is the most efficient way to put a transparent layer over the container object playing the video ?
Thanks
I haven't gotten as far as playing with plugins just yet. But the iFrame object doesn't work with YouTube apparently but the container object (given it's HTML ability) can, I found. BUT now I'm having other problems (I just posted about elsewhere).
I thought about layers, but don't yet know how I would go about such a thing. Yes, I have seen the Vimeo features, and if I'm not mistaken, youtube has some kind of a pay per view service. But I'm trying to see if I can simply protect youtube streams (any of them) if I can.
What is the most efficient way to put a transparent layer over the container object playing the video ?
Thanks
Quote from luishp on July 12, 2020, 2:26 pmWhat is the most efficient way to put a transparent layer over the container object playing the video ?
@rcohen Just add a Container with background: rgba(0,0,0,0)
But then you won't be able to press the YouTube video Play button.About using an Iframe, it works perfectly. Please take a look at the attached sample.
Regards.
What is the most efficient way to put a transparent layer over the container object playing the video ?
@rcohen Just add a Container with background: rgba(0,0,0,0)
But then you won't be able to press the YouTube video Play button.
About using an Iframe, it works perfectly. Please take a look at the attached sample.
Regards.
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Quote from rcohen on July 13, 2020, 6:47 pmLuis,
I have set the autoplay on the youtube plugin but it doesn't auto play.... is there something more that I need to look at besides this checkbox ?
Thanks
Luis,
I have set the autoplay on the youtube plugin but it doesn't auto play.... is there something more that I need to look at besides this checkbox ?
Thanks
Quote from luishp on July 15, 2020, 7:00 pm@rcohen I think that's a YouTube issue. More information here:
https://youtubevideoembed.com/youtube-video-not-autoplay/
@rcohen I think that's a YouTube issue. More information here:
https://youtubevideoembed.com/youtube-video-not-autoplay/
Quote from rcohen on July 15, 2020, 8:19 pmThanks for the link. The plugin had a checkbox called autoplay, and I figured it would engage that feature via URL call...
Still learning ...
Thanks again
r
Thanks for the link. The plugin had a checkbox called autoplay, and I figured it would engage that feature via URL call...
Still learning ...
Thanks again
r
Quote from luishp on July 16, 2020, 11:40 amThe plugin had a checkbox called autoplay, and I figured it would engage that feature via URL call...
Yes, it does :)
The plugin had a checkbox called autoplay, and I figured it would engage that feature via URL call...
Yes, it does :)