I would like to know the same answer if you have it
Can you post the original YouTube video link here?
it’s in the url above : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Inl-rsy2EEI
my thought is that they are a news content provider with Google/Youtube and embedding is disabled.
@seacoast Web Design,
The embed is not disabled. I think the link just does not work.
Try this:
[embed]http://youtu.be/Inl-rsy2EEI[/embed]
Krishna:
Thanks. Indeed, the exact URL is in my original post.
Seacoast:
I uploaded the video, used according to “fair use” laws, and embedding is not disabled.
Krishna:
The normal “embed” method works. Is there a way to control the size of the resulting output that way? I think the whole reason I switched to the “iframe” method was the size was different on every video and some were too large for the page.
To all:
Thank you for helping!
Krishna:
I found another reason why I need to use the iframe method. The “rel=0” part of the query string seems to stop the embed method from working. I need that part to stop unwanted videos that are somehow deemed as “related” from showing up after the video.
Remove the video, re-upload, should get a new url?
Seacoast
Thanks. That is the only way I could think of too, short of rooting around in some strange code that powers the iframe plugin. It is a clunky and undesirable way of solving it, but in the end that is what I did.
