Hidden YouTube Videos On Websites?

[App!A]

the no sound iframe is better and that works.
and btw you can pass the 300 views tilt time of YT using a silly method to triple your views a legit way. (no money involved).

How can you do that one method?

 

[macdonjo3]

Probably by doing what I am trying to do. Get people to click a link, they view all your videos. So 1 view = 10 views, depending on how many iframes and videos you got, i would set like 5 per videos so like i direct people, say i got 5 videos. 1 view = 25 views...

 

[moneymachine01]

I just tried this in an iframe and I don't seem to be getting any more views with it.

 

[c0ntenth|ef]

I just tried this in an iframe and I don't seem to be getting any more views with it.

that iframe thingy wont work YT checks for speed and pattern if the video gets to many hits in the same pattern/timing from the same IP it blocks it i think like the same as when it freezes when you reload the same video over and over yourself .

 

[macdonjo3]

that iframe thingy wont work YT checks for speed and pattern if the video gets to many hits in the same pattern/timing from the same IP it blocks it i think like the same as when it freezes when you reload the same video over and over yourself .

They are from a different ip...

 

[non-prophet]

where exactly can you embed an iframe like this, doesn't work on myspace or anything (unless I'm doing it wrong)

 

[student32]

Why not make the video with no sound, then do an audio swap on the video after it has a shit load of views on it thus putting the sound back in the video?

Uh probably because its not that simple unless you want to put YouTube stock audio...

 

[cruddpuppet]

<iframe src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOXEVd-Z7NE" style="width:1px;height:1px;border:none;" onload="this.src='someblankpage.html'"></iframe>

Basically makes a near invisible iframe so the video still loads. Once the page loads and counts for a view, the iframe loads a blank page so no audio is played.

Hmm... The code doesn't display properly. Press quote on this post to see the code.

 

[student32]

<iframe src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOXEVd-Z7NE" style="width:1px;height:1px;border:none;" onload="this.src='someblankpage.html'"></iframe>

Basically makes a near invisible iframe so the video still loads. Once the page loads and counts for a view, the iframe loads a blank page so no audio is played.

Hmm... The code doesn't display properly. Press quote on this post to see the code.

Good way to crash your web browser... Did you even try out your code?

 

[macdonjo3]

Uh probably because its not that simple unless you want to put YouTube stock audio...

That's what he is talking about. What else? :S

 

[DarthMaul]

My video has no sound. I did that for a reason.

hey I don't know if you got your question answered but this is the iframe code I used:

 <iframe width="1" height="1" src="***PUT YOUTUBE URL HERE***" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>

 

[verbob]

Although I haven't tried this, but couldn't you just use javascript or php to 'simulate' a click after a short period of time(like say 5 secs after the page loads). Also, have the code pick a video url at random from a list that you specify every time the page loads? Coupled, of course, wih this 1x1 iframe method. And just encode you video with no sound to begin with...

 

[pack4]

Is this a safe method to use? Or will Youtube ban you?

Thanks

 

[macdonjo3]

Although I haven't tried this, but couldn't you just use javascript or php to 'simulate' a click after a short period of time(like say 5 secs after the page loads). Also, have the code pick a video url at random from a list that you specify every time the page loads? Coupled, of course, wih this 1x1 iframe method. And just encode you video with no sound to begin with...

Why would you bump this old of a thread. Why do people -rep me and not these noobs who bump old threads?!