Your users will be able to make it full screen if they wish. You may want to change the size of the video - Google's default is 640x480, which is a lot of screen real estate on most devices. Paste the embed code where you want your video to appear. In the editor (TinyMCE or Atto), open the HTML editor ( in Atto) In Moodle, open (or create) the activity/resource where you want to place your video Paste and open the link in a new tab or browserĪt the top of the screen, click the icon with three vertical dots and choose "Embed item.” Make sure sharing is set to "Anyone who has the link can view”Ĭopy the "Link to share” from the box at the top of the dialog Right-click the video and choose "Share.” I've tested it with 2.7 but I don't see why it wouldn't work with earlier versions. I wonder if there's a way to bypass this restriction, and force the player to go fullscreen, also showing subtitles, as it happens with Youtube.Here is a method for embedding video stored in your Google Drive. Which means Google is to be blamed (I guess) for this to happen with Google-Drive. Can it be fixed by using another CODE in my personal blog/website or I do need to wait for future iOS updates?Īlso, Youtube's iframe allows us to go fullscreen in Safari from iPad.BTW, Puffin supports Flash, but until recently, this functionality was paid and lasted only a short time I mean, not running smoothly, as the same browser does in the Youtube website. Don't know why, but it looks like it's either my iPad that is slow (4th gen, last iOS), or this is to be expected Įven when the video is playing, it looks like playback is stuttering.
Press the mouse and move it outward to expand the screen. to expand the screen just guide your mouse to the border and then a button like two arrows on one line will come. However I stopped using this for 2 reasons: Press the arrow button (it points toward the upper right hand corner) and it will open a new tab on your browser, then expand the screen. Puffin browser (app from App Store) is able to use the video quality/subtitles button and go fullscreen. Google Drive's app from App Store can't use the video quality/subtitles button, but is also able to go fullscreen When using Mercury Browser for iPAD with user-agent "Safari (iPhone Mobile)", I can't see/use the video quality/subtitles button, but now I am able to go fullscreen
When using Safari for iPad, I can see the video quality/subtitles button, but can't go to fullscreen
When using my PC, I can go to fullscreen and select the video quality/subtitles (another button) I have tested the code under the following conditions and get the following results: Then, I inserted a code like this in one of my blog posts: iframe width="560" height="315"įrameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" / iframe I uploaded a video to Google Drive and I created a blog in Blogspot.
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