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That video is not uploaded to YouTube. It is uploaded to Blogger, another service provided by Google. Although Google uses the YouTube player for both, you can't access Blogger videos from YouTube....
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#2: Post edited
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Ullallulloo
·
2021-09-23T22:06:24Z (about 3 years ago)
- That video is not uploaded to YouTube. It is uploaded to Blogger, another service provided by Google. Although Google uses the YouTube player for both, you can't access Blogger videos from YouTube.
- If you want to view the video alone, you can either copy the outer `https://www.blogger.com/video.g` iframe URL from the source code or copy the video URL (possible by shift-right-clicking in all major browsers). However, the video URL says it will expire in 8 hours, and I assume the iframe token will as well.
- Likely, your only legal way to link to the video is to link to the article. You can full-screen it in the player at least.
Also, you can deep link to that video specifically, by copying the ID of the iframe. In this case, that would give: `https://ceritacinta407.blogspot.com/2017/09/stella-kim-on-make-it-last-article.html#BLOGGER-video-456f6a5312033163-8574`
- That video is not uploaded to YouTube. It is uploaded to Blogger, another service provided by Google. Although Google uses the YouTube player for both, you can't access Blogger videos from YouTube.
- If you want to view the video alone, you can either copy the outer `https://www.blogger.com/video.g` iframe URL from the source code or copy the video URL (possible by shift-right-clicking in all major browsers). However, the video URL says it will expire in 8 hours, and I assume the iframe token will as well.
- Likely, your only legal way to link to the video is to link to the article. You can full-screen it in the player at least.
- Also, you can deep link to that video specifically, by copying the ID of the iframe. In this case, that would give: [`https://ceritacinta407.blogspot.com/2017/09/stella-kim-on-make-it-last-article.html#BLOGGER-video-456f6a5312033163-8574`](https://ceritacinta407.blogspot.com/2017/09/stella-kim-on-make-it-last-article.html#BLOGGER-video-456f6a5312033163-8574)
#1: Initial revision
by
Ullallulloo
·
2021-09-23T22:06:08Z (about 3 years ago)
That video is not uploaded to YouTube. It is uploaded to Blogger, another service provided by Google. Although Google uses the YouTube player for both, you can't access Blogger videos from YouTube. If you want to view the video alone, you can either copy the outer `https://www.blogger.com/video.g` iframe URL from the source code or copy the video URL (possible by shift-right-clicking in all major browsers). However, the video URL says it will expire in 8 hours, and I assume the iframe token will as well. Likely, your only legal way to link to the video is to link to the article. You can full-screen it in the player at least. Also, you can deep link to that video specifically, by copying the ID of the iframe. In this case, that would give: `https://ceritacinta407.blogspot.com/2017/09/stella-kim-on-make-it-last-article.html#BLOGGER-video-456f6a5312033163-8574`