A chrome-less player for YouTube movies!
Use this player to show your favorite YouTube movies on your page! Or easily transform your Youtube movie into a HTML background!
Tips and tricks:
You can easily create a background video switcher as the button above:
The code for this is:
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<button onclick="jQuery('#bgndVideo1').changeMovie({videoURL:'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4eMMD1FtHY',ratio:'4/3'})">change movie</button> |
v. 2.6.0
see the demo download it see the documentation
What’s new in 2.6.0:
- *Feature: Added _GA event track to get statistics if GA Analytics is active (under the Events section): _gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'YTPlayer', 'Play', (YTPlayer.title || YTPlayer.videoID.toString())]);.
- Bug fix – full-screen didn’t work as supposed for in-line videos.
What’s new in 2.5.8:
- Added: $.fn.playPrev() method for YTPlaylist mode.
What’s new in 2.5.7:
- Added: YTPFullScreenStart and YTPFullScreenEnd events.
What’s new in 2.5.0:
- This is a major update and it introduce the capability to play consequently a list of videos using the new method: $.fn.YTPlaylist : function(videos, shuffle, callback).
See the documentation to get more.
Available also as 
WordPress® component.
You can find the WordPress plugin here:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wpmbytplayer/
The WordPress component is internationalized and it’s available in English, Italian and Spanish (thanks to Andrew Kurtis http://www.webhostinghub.com).
below a short tutorial on how to install and configure it on your WordPress site.
Hi Pupunzi !!
This is one of the best scripts ever ! What a great contribution to adding multimedia to a web page.
Is there anyway to stop the direct link on the youtube logo that brings someone to the youtube site to see the video. Although youtube deserves the link, its too easy for someone to click it and leave the website to go to youtube. – this would be very helpful.
I looked at your YTplayer.js but did not see a setting. Is this possible.
Thanks for the script.
Hi Sonny,
) for that.
If you are using the WordPress there’s a check to hide it: “show the link to the original YouTube® video”.
If you are using the jQuery plugin there’s an option: printUrl (not really speaking
Bye,
Matteo
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