Hello,
I see this thread is not active much, but thought I'd give it a shot - a question about embedding video on a website - thanks in advance for any help!
So what I need to do is embed a video on a very simple HTML site.
The video consists of a couple of parts / scenes - and the goal is: visitors of the site should be able to watch "the whole thing" seamlessly, like a regular one-part video, and at the same time being able to "skip forward" to, say, "scene 3".
It would be sufficient to have like a couple of links below the video (like a couple YouTube-Video-link with added "start video at.." code.Alas YouTube seems not to be an option (so far this is hosted on vimeo - and I have not seen "start at:..." links there, just a way of using javascrip wizardry with "seek to ()" parameters - which all very much goes over my head (I just do pretty basic HTML).
Hello,
I see this thread is not active much, but thought I'd give it a shot - a question about embedding video on a website - thanks in advance for any help!
So what I need to do is embed a video on a very simple HTML site.
The video consists of a couple of parts / scenes - and the goal is: visitors of the site should be able to watch "the whole thing" seamlessly, like a regular one-part video, and at the same time being able to "skip forward" to, say, "scene 3".
It would be sufficient to have like a couple of links below the video (like a couple YouTube-Video-link with added "start video at.." code.Alas YouTube seems not to be an option (so far this is hosted on vimeo - and I have not seen "start at:..." links there, just a way of using javascrip wizardry with "seek to ()" parameters - which all very much goes over my head (I just do pretty basic HTML).
Thanks for any input / help!