Dr. Ronny Harbich

<h4>General Information and Features</h4>
The Falconiform YouTube Widget allows you to add YouTube videos to your sidebars. This is easily done by adding the widget to a sidebar in the administration interface. After that you simply paste the link (URL) of the desired YouTube video (or the video ID) into the appropriate widget settings field. You can adjust the following settings:
<ul>
<li>widget title</li>
<li>YouTube video ID</li>
<li>player width (automatic width possible)</li>
<li>player height (automatic height possible)</li>
<li>player theme</li>
<li>color of the player’s video progress bar</li>
<li>player controls visibility</li>
<li>hide controls / progress bar at playback</li>
<li>start playback automatically</li>
<li>restart the video automatically after playback ends (loop video)</li>
<li>show related videos after playback ends</li>
<li>show video information like the video title</li>
<li>show video annotations</li>
<li>show fullscreen button</li>
<li>hide YouTube logo in the controls bar</li>
<li>disable keyboard control for the player</li>
</ul>
<h4>Editors Can Specify Videos</h4>
Optionally, the Falconiform YouTube Widget allows users with Editor rights to specify the video that is shown in the sidebar. In WordPress Editors are not allowed to change widget settings. Therefore the Falconiform YouTube Widget adds an extra menu to the administration interface that allows Editors to specify videos that are linked with one or more YouTube widgets (via index number).
If you don’t want Editors to specify videos, you can disable this in the widget settings (disabled by default).
<h4>Technical Details</h4>
The Falconiform YouTube Widget embeds the YouTube player as <a href="http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/embedded-content-0.html#the-iframe-element" rel="nofollow ugc">HTML5 iFrame</a>. Details about the YouTube player can be found at <a href="https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters" rel="nofollow ugc">YouTube Embedded Players and Player Parameters</a>. The HTML output of this plugin was checked against HTML5 conformance successfully.
<h4>Support</h4>
The Falconiform YouTube Widget is delivered in the following languages:
<ul>
<li>English (en_US)</li>
<li>German (de_DE)</li>
</ul>
If you want to translate this plugin in your language, you can use <a href="http://www.poedit.net/download.php" rel="nofollow ugc">Poedit</a>. The “pot” file is located in the <code>/falconiform-youtube-widget/languages/</code> directory. You can send me your translation (a “po” file) to youtube-widget@falconiform.de and I will add it to the next release.
I use the Falconiform YouTube Widget myself on a website. Hence, I will update this plugin for future WordPress versions and add new features.
If you have found a bug or wish to have new features, please add a ticket in the Support section or send an email to youtube-widget@falconiform.de

Falconiform YouTube Widget

Add YouTube videos to your sidebars with this highly customizable widget.

Thomas

Responsive Embed Videos allows you to easily add youtube or vimeo videos to your website using our shortcode like :
[rev video=’http://youtube.com/watch?v=whatever’] or [rev video=’http://vimeo.com/whatever’]
All videos embeded with this shortcode will be fully responsive.
Here is a list of the shortcode attributes :
video – default: none | This is the url of your video, from youtube or vimeo only for now.
width – default: 100% | This is the width ( in % ) of the player.
align – default: center, left, right | The horizontal alignment of the video.
ratio – default: 16/9 | This is the ratio we use to resize the player.
style – default: simple, normal | This is the style of the player.
Languages: English.
Disclaimer :
I can’t guarantee a 100% compatibility with advanced themes who may already make the embed videos responsive or with other video plugins.

Responsive Embed Videos

This plugins makes your embed videos included with its shortcode responsive. Compatible with Youtube and Vimeo.

Falconiform YouTube Widget vs Responsive Embed Videos