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What's changed about embedding videos?

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This is what I watch all day with my 2 year old granddaughter on the days I babysit. We sing these things loud

I discovered this a few days ago. If you use the youtu.be link, it doesn't work. If you copy it in the URL bar at the top, where it still says youtube.com, then you're fine.

 

Let's see if this works.....

BINGO JONES!!!!!! DragonFire, you da man. :ylsuper:

 

This is what I watch all day with my 2 year old granddaughter on the days I babysit. We sing these things loud

 

I feel for you. :lol2:

Thank you for...

 

 

What I'm seeing in your OP is an iframe and that should not be there. That's part of an embed snippet.

 

You cannot paste the code taken from the YouTube embed function on BGP. Directly on the page or pasting it in the insert video dialog box. At least that has never worked for me.

 

I'm not sitting behind you so I can't see what you are doing. I can only tell you how I do it.

 

When I'm on YouTube, I highlight and copy the address of the video displayed in my browser's address bar.

 

I then click on the insert video icon on the BGP tool bar and paste the copied address in the dialog box and click OK.

 

Swampy nailed it. I noticed last week or so that you can't use the share video link in YouTube on BGP since the change. As you all now see, copying the address of the video in address bar works perfectly.

Awesome DF.

 

Remember, BGP needs you. :thumb:

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Big thanks to Swampy and DF for the assists.

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