Is there any way to disable the "Download This Video" button from RealPlayer. It seems that when users have RealPlayer installed on their machines, it automatically adds a "Download This Video" button to any SWF that loads an FLV.
Edit: My intention isn't to prevent someone from downloading the SWF or FLV, I would just like to remove the ugly button that RealPlayer adds on top of my Flash content.
This is a pointless attempt to control something that can easily be circumvented. This is the same argument as "how can I prevent people from saving the images off my site".
There's always a way.
For example: http://www.downloadhelper.net/
After you embed the Flash content, remove the following attribute from the embedding tag:
type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
You will notice that the download button will disappears because it can't tell what exactly the content is. But this is only a hack, not the best practice of getting the task done.
there is an easy way of removing that download video thing from chrome and I found it. Click on it, then click the wheel to open the settings for Real Player, then just turn it off.
it took me a while, as no one has ever answered that question before.
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Does anyone know of a window alert script (browser message) that would make an alert appear when a user right-clicks on an image? The idea is to warn someone that the image is copyrighted, or that they need to cite the source if they want to use it, etc. If such a script exists, is it possible to do this for just a specific image or images on the page, rather than a right-click anywhere on the page? Thanks for any help.
On a basic level:
<img onclick="window.alert('All copyrights reserved');"
oncontextmenu="window.alert('Image context menu is disabled');return false;"
src="some.jpg"
/>
Generally windows alerts are bad for usability. I suggest you look at another solution to protect your copyrights.
Also note that this does not prevent someone who is smart enough to save the image another way. It is very easy to open the browser inspector & save the image from there or remove the onclick/oncontextmenu to allow access.
I'm aware this question exists, please don't mark this one as a duplicate as things have changed since it was originally posted.
I am looking to embed what's called a "secret" (aka private) Facebook video onto a sales page to serve as a video sales letter. The video needs to play automatically (for as many devices as possible, anyways) and needs to have all video control options removed.
Basically it's click to play, click to pause, and if they know to use the arrows to FF or rewind, then, so be it. But that'll be less than 1% I'm assuming.
In the old solution the person mentioned Facebook having the option data-controls="false".
When trying to use this parameter now the entire video locks up and suggests the user to reload the browser.
Is there a way I can get around this? I'm thinking building out a custom player and seeing if I can set the FB video as the source, but even then it seems like there will be a page name and share option overlay on the video.
Any ideas?
I want to add a button on the embedded youtube video on my website. So that a user can easily download that video. Now I just need to display a button on youtube video surface ,so that a user can click the button and do some job (about the video). Button will be like this:
Click Here to see
with simple html or javascript. Thank You.
Adding a button on top of your iframe is the simple part of the solution, and you will likely find this solution helpful. to match the styling, I'd recommend a site like http://css3buttongenerator.com/
As for the second part of this question, it is more advanced to write javascript to download a video, and if you'd like to avoid that, a simpler solution would be to redirect a user to a site like this. you could even go through the steps of downloading the video, and get the final link the site provides when it is ready to download.
I have a popup layer on my website that show the latest news on it. Now I want to embed a YouTube video on it, that plays once the user open the website. And I would like it to stop playing after the user close the popup page. I have tried SoundCloud player and it stops when I close it.
Here is the live link.
You can also download the file source file on here (.zip):
Source Files
So I want to make the video stops playing when the user closes the popup page.
Any idea?
Thanks in advance.
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Don't try to close the facebox/fancybox pop up window. Try to create a container that holds the video file/embed code. After clicking on Close link, just remove the HTML of that embed/video file container.
Ex. <div id="myVideoFilePlay">Video File/Embed Data</div>
Script File:
document.getElementById('remodeVideoPlayer').innerHTML ="";
After that close the fancy box
Here is some information about the auto-play feature for embedding in YouTube.
http://support.google.com/youtube/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1181821
"To make it autoplay, just put &autoplay=1 after the video ID so it looks like this:"
<object width="425" height="350">
<param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/XXXXXXX&autoplay=1"></param>
<embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/XXXXXXX&autoplay=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="425" height="350">
</embed></object>
As for stopping the video, I advise you have a look here and set up some simple functions to do the pausing upon clicking "X". See: How to pause a YouTube player when hiding the iframe?
EDIT: Added more info..
I can see you set your jQuery to #dialogjj upon the site loading, and then the HTML is inside of the div so setting it to display:none; it wont stop it playing. I have an idea to make it work - there may be a better one out there with nicer jQuery but this works fine. I feel that no one is going to reply further due to the way the question was asked/not very easy to look into unfortunately. That is perhaps why you got a downvote on this question, have a look how other people ask questions here for future guide, its generally not just giving links to your website expecting people to look, instead try to pin point your problem adn what you have tried so other people can have a clue about it, but we all start somewhere so dont worry :).
My idea is that you actually set the contents FOR #dialogjj with jQuery (so the embed code is put in via the JS file and not the HTML page) and in that same way you can actually append it to get rid of that embed code. I have set up a simple JSfiddle that does this in the same fashion as you want. Its up to you to merge it into your code though :)
JS FIddle link http://jsfiddle.net/ivandude/vLrvA/2/
If you like the solution please click tick as the answer :D my first one maybe.. haha
The answer was really easy. When I used the old object embed code, it just worked. Thanks for the suggested solution but it works for iframe. But does not need any additional code.
How do I make the extension above a flash element like on YouTube. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
See screenshot of bug:
http://twitpic.com/3egnxk
The only way to put something above flash is to set wmode embed parameter to opaque or transparent. You can't dynamically set it, flash object needs to be recreated:
$("embed").attr("wmode", "opaque").wrap("<div>");
You can run this right away on page load so user wouldn't notice.
The other disadvantage is that flash in this mode loses focus (you won't be able to play a flash game with keyboard for example).