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October 23, 2019 by Emilie Toll
Have you ever embedded a video on your website, then found you wanted to remove the YouTube branding or other videos at the end? You can control this by adding parameters (i.e. passing information) to the end of the URL of the video.
This shows only related videos from the same channel as the video that was just played. Otherwise, YouTube will display any relevant, public video at the end of your video.
This hides the controls at the bottom of the video player.
This hides the YouTube logo in the control bar (which would appear at the bottom of the video).
Note: if you use this and controls=0, you'll still see "YouTube" in the bottom right where the controls would be.
This will automatically start playing the video.
This will automatically replay the video once finished.
Only embedding the video on the website, without modification.
In order to see the differences, you'll need to click the play icon.
I've chosen to remove the player controls (controls=0), and I want show the videos in this playlist (rel=0) at the end of the video.
In order to see the differences, you'll need to click the play icon.
Related Tags: Marketing, CMS Features, Digital Marketing, Videos, Lessons Learned, Content Marketing Ideas
Emilie serves as the Marketing Project Manager for Marketpath. She obtained an M.B.A. in Marketing and International Business from the University of Indianapolis. She enjoys every aspect of marketing, and finds the analytics just as fascinating. As a former restaurant owner, the entrepreneurial spirit lives on in her, and she wants to help others establish their ideal online presence.
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