This guide explains how to use the IFrame API. You can also add event listeners that will execute in response to certain player events, such as a player state change. Using the API's JavaScript functions, you can queue videos for playback play, pause, or stop those videos adjust the player volume or retrieve information about the video being played. It’s an orchestra of humans.The IFrame player API lets you embed a YouTube video player on your website and control the player using JavaScript. Here are the results (and I highly recommend listening to this cover. Once you are satisfied with the results, copy the embed code wherever you want and voilà! No more related videos on your embedded YouTube video. When you check and uncheck boxes it modifies the embed code that appears at the top of the box.Now you will see a box with a few pieces of information: the embed code that you can copy paste into your web page and a number of checkboxes with options (scroll down to see them, it’s no so clear that theyr’e there), one of which is…”Show suggested videos when the video finishes.” Unselect that box.Click on the Embed link at the bottom of the Share pop-up box:.Click on the Share button under the video:.For our purposes, I’m going to go with this gorgeous cover of Imagine Dragon’s song “Believer” by Koolulam. Visit the page of the YouTube video you would like to embed. Which is a lot better than being sent to a “related video” from the competition!įeel free to read on, but the rest of this blog post is pretty much outdated now. As of this latest update, it will ensure that users are sent on to videos from your channel. The good news is that if you are still using “?rel=0” at the end of the video URL in the vain hope of turning off related videos, all is not lost. Other options for hosting your video are DailyMotion, Vimeo and Wistia. Or ditch YouTube entirely since this business is starting to get annoying. That sentence above was written in January 2018, and sadly that workaround didn’t last very long.Īs of this update, on December 16, 2020, the only way to really turn off related videos at the end of your YouTube video embed, is to use the Embed Plus for Youtube plugin. You can now choose whether to display related videos on an embedded YouTube video by unselecting a checkbox in the YouTube user interface! I figured the post was starting to show its age (5 Internet years is equivalent to 1,253 human years so…), but then I came across a new feature in YouTube that explains it: That is, until recently, when traffic to that post started to dip significantly. It consistently brought in tens of thousands of visits a year. One of the most popular posts on this blog for the last five years (!) was about how to remove related videos from the end of an embedded YouTube video.
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