Data Format
You don't need a spreadsheet to add a video. Instead, you can add videos from Vimeo and YouTube using their unique id codes.
Find the YouTube id after the equal sign in the video's URL. For example, the URL
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The Vimeo id follows the slash after "vimeo.com". For example, the URL
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Video Customization Options
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Starting time (m:s)
: sets the start time of your video
- note that this option is useful when you want to only show a subsection of This lets you show a single clip from a video
- Use the expected format is mm:ss format, e.g. 00:12
Ending time (m:s)
: sets the end time of your video
- this option is useful when you want to only show a subsection of This lets you show a single clip from a video
- the expected format is mm:ssUse the mm:ss format, e.g. 0900:3412
Auto-play?
makes : determines whether your video will automatically begin playing upon loadingautomatically after it loads
Audio volume
: sets the video player volume
- 0 (muted) - 100 (max)
Height of player
: sets the height of the video player in pixels
- Note that the size of the The video itself will grow or shrink to the maximum possible dimensions while retaining keep its original aspect ratioratio
Width of player
: sets the width of the video player in pixels
- Note that the size of the The video itself will grow or shrink to the maximum possible dimensions while retaining keep its original aspect ratioratio
Duration of clip
of clip: shows the duration of the video clip
- For example, if you want the video to last for only 2 minutes and 50 seconds, then type 2:50 into the text box
Enable user draw?
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- "True" lets viewers add annotations to the display
- Click true to allow users to add annotations to the display
Annotation Customization Options
"Action" Tab Options
- On a click: the annotation will respond to a user's clicks
- On a hover: the annotation will respond to a user's mouse moving over it
- When done: the video will do something of your choice when the annotation is closed
- Player action: the annotation will respond to these actions in the video player:
- Play: causes the video to play from a specified time
- Pause: pauses the video
- Volume: sets the volume as a percentage
"Time" Tab Options
- Start: sets when an annotation appears
- End: sets when an annotation disappears
- Fade in: sets the number of seconds that the annotation will fade in for
- Fade out: sets the number of seconds for which the annotation will fade
"Shape" Tab Options
- Top: positions the annotation relative to the top of the video player
- Left: positions the annotation relative to the left side of the video player
- Width: sets the width of the annotation
- Height: sets the height of the annotation
- Corner radius: rounds the corners of the annotation
- Draggable: allows users to reposition the annotation
"Color" Tab Options
- Text: changes the color of the text
- Background color: changes the annotation's background color
- Border: changes the style of the border using CSS syntax
- Opacity: sets the opacity of the annotation
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