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@thebigk • Feb 3, 2013
@khushboo-goplani-OhkHhQ • Feb 3, 2013
@thebigk • Feb 3, 2013
It totally depends on what your needs are. YouTube is great and you can of course upload your videos directly to YouTube - if your admins allow that. Once a video is uploaded to YouTube, you could simply use the embed code in your HTML pages to display the video.khushboo goplaniInstead of using other media players can i use Youtube???? what is youtube API and how should i use it ????
@khushboo-goplani-OhkHhQ • Feb 3, 2013
Actually my client is a journalist n he wants to upload the shows and the latest news and we want him to upload the videos by himself and the same will b affected to his website and he even wants to load the other episodes of his shows in front of the show being played....The_Big_KIt totally depends on what your needs are. YouTube is great and you can of course upload your videos directly to YouTube - if your admins allow that. Once a video is uploaded to YouTube, you could simply use the embed code in your HTML pages to display the video.
I think it'd be better if you could describe what you are trying to achieve a bit in more detail.
@thebigk • Feb 4, 2013
@khushboo-goplani-OhkHhQ • Feb 4, 2013
Do you hv ny idea abt how to store links of youtube in phpmysql????The_Big_KIf your client had no issues uploading his videos to YouTube, then the job becomes very simple - simply upload to YouTube and get the embed code.
If he wants to be in complete control of his content, then you will have to use an open source or commercial video player like Miro or FlowPlayer. I'm sure the documentation available on both the websites is pretty comprehensive to use those players on any website.
However, to me, uploading content to YouTube seems a better and easier option.
