Embed QuickTime Player on YouTube Video Pages w/ JavaScript

[smmndchaos]

wont work for me

[ThreevanGH]

@smmndchaos Does the prompt not appear? What browser are you using?

[smmndchaos]

@ThreevanGH windows. do i need firefox for these?

[ThreevanGH]

@smmndchaos It doesn't appear to work for Internet Explorer. I'm using Firefox but I think it will also work for Opera and possibly Chrome.

[smmndchaos]

@ThreevanGH damn....lol thanks anyway

[COGHwilliam]

Lol if you do 1280x720 it's gonna be a scroll window kind of

[ThreevanGH]

@COGHwilliam The embed tag has an attribute whose value tells it to size the player to fit, so that wouldn't happen. On that note, if you click the button on the YouTube player to expand it before you embed the QuickTime player, the QuickTime player will also be expanded.

[COGHwilliam]

@ThreevanGH Oh nice

[BvOBart]

How did you find that?

Wow, just wow, lolz.

[ThreevanGH]

@BvOBart I found a video by a YouTube user named cwade12c explaining how to do this. However, the script he linked to is outdated and no longer works, so I wrote a new one based off my YouTube video-downloading script.

[BvOBart]

@ThreevanGH 0_0. Nice.

[Bunny0ni0n]

I'm guessing this gets rid of those stupid ads at the beginning of some vids too. :)

[ThreevanGH]

@Bunny0ni0n Hey, come to think of it it probably would. There's another advantage. =)