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How to import YouTube video to my own blog?

Question: How can I import YouTube video to my own blog?

Answer: You need download YouTube video and reedit for importing to blog.
If you want to import YouTube video to your own blog, you have to download YouTube video, and reedit the video size, remove the video watermark, and other you want to do for importing to your own blog.

Import your favourite YouTube video to blog easily

• Remove watermark from YouTube video;
• Modify the video size depends on your need;
• Auto-create HTML code which enables you add to your blog background directly;
• easy operation, clear and fluent output.

You may want to import YouTube video to your own blog for sharing with much more friends, but direct copy YouTube video will make your blog nothing new compare with other website, so you'd better to make your own video different from YouTube.

But how to reedit YouTube video and import to personal blog? You need Sothink Video Encoder for Adobe Flash, which is the professional video to flash encoder for you to reedit YouTube video prepare for importing to your own blog.

How to import YouTube video to blog?

Before importing YouTube video to your own blog, you should download the YouTube video you like to local computer. If you want to get the 100% features, you may order it ($45.00).

Step1. Install Sothink Video Encoder for Adobe Flash, and get to the main interface.

Make sure that you have installed Sothink Video Encoder for Adobe flash correctly, and then you will enter to the interface.

If you want to see more video files that Sothink Video Encoder for Adobe flash supports, you can click "View supported video formats" for looking more.

Step2. Select video files you want to import to blog.

Click "Select" to choose the video files you download from YouTube and stored in your computer for importing to blog. Then add to the Video to flash encoder, you will get the original audio and video parameter of Quicktime video prepared to put into webpage.

Step3. Edit the video you want to import to blog.

You can click "Crop & Trim" for selecting segments of video file and put into webpage. And also can modify the width and height of the video.

You can set the starting and ending time of the video clips, and edit directly, and then click "OK" to continue.

Step3. Set the performance of output YouTube video you want to import to blog.

There are both "Audio Settings" and "Video Settings" for outputting YouTube video you want to import to blog, you can depends on your need to set.

Step4. Advanced setting for YouTube video imported to blog.

You can set where to store the reedit YouTube video you want to import to blog, and whether to generate HTML pages, and much more.

Tips: You may choose "Generate HTML" and then the utility will auto-make the HTML page that contains HTML code for you to add to your blog background.

Step5. Start convert YouTube video for importing to blog.

Now the Video to flash Encoder automatically convert YouTube video for importing blog, just a few moments, you can easily import YouTube video to blog directly.

Tips: import the YouTube video converted to blog.
(1) Open the flash HTML page created when you convert YouTube video;
(2) Open your website and choose where you want to place your video;
(3) Copy the code from flash HTML page to your website.
For example, if you want to show the video on http://www.myhomepage.com/index.htm, then upload the ".swf" and ".flv" files together to the path http://www.myhomepage.com/

If you have chosen "Get the FLV path from a URL variable and play progressively" , then
add code:

And customize the parameters:
Replace "myvideofile.flv" with your FLV filename;
Replace "flashvideoplayer.swf" with your SWF filename;
Replace "http://www.myhomepage.com/" with your own address;
Replace the "width" and "height" with your flv file's width and height. Specify the "quality" and "bgcolor" as you want.
In the code above, flv is just the URL variable name that you should have specified before conversion. The player can automatically get the URL variable's value (http://www.myhomepage.com/myvideofile.flv), and play the Flash Video.


If you have chosen "Play the created external FLV file progressively ", then
add code:

And customize the parameters:
Replace "flashvideoplayer.swf" with your SWF filename;
Replace "http://www.myhomepage.com/" with your own address;
And replace the "width" and "height" with your flv file's width and height. Specify the "quality" and "bgcolor" as you want. The Flash video player has the ".flv" file's URL when it is created. So you don't need to specify it in the code.

Now, you can choose any YouTube you like, and only within a few steps conversion, enables you to easily import YouTube video to blog!
 

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