#vidbox

NEW in 2019: The final solution for the LAST youtube's updates about embedding youtube videos.

If you want the ROOT solution that works RIGHT NOW in 2019 that enables you to:

Embed a youtube video without suggestions end

Embed a youtube video without title

Embed a youtube video without controls

Embed a youtube video without related videos

Then the best solution is in this really new software called VidBox. In this VidBox review, I've covered everything about VidBox, including: 

Vidbox's Prices

VidBox's upsells

A Demo Version Of VidBox

 And of course I put some hard work to give you my exclusive bonuses that you can get with VidBox for free. These bonuses are exclusive to and to for anybody else. So enjoy them!

If you want more information about VidBox or want a VidBox Review, then please click here. I'm really excited to see you there, just like me, solve your problem and be able to remove related videos from an embedded youtube video, the title of an embedded youtube video, and also to remove the controls of an embedded youtube video, cool, right?

VidBox Video Conversion Suite | Review

I don’t know about you, but when I was young I can vividly remember my Grandpa carrying around a camcorder during family gatherings. I remember him trying to catch candid videos, laughs, and reactions that in the early nineties- there was no other way to capture “live”. Because of this, we acquired several video tapes that hold memories that we have forgotten over the years. VidBox Video…

Honestech VIDBOX for Mac

To distract me from my hangover the other weekend I made a small thing to scratch an itch I have with internet video… It's called *vidbox and you can read about it in my original announcement.

Here's the crux of the problem:

When I'm out and about I check Twitter, Facebook, email etc on my iPhone. 

Many interesting-looking videos come my way. 

I want to watch them when I get home. 

I need some way to get these videos posted to my TV at home.

Almost every app has a share via email option so that felt like the simplest and most flexible way around the problem. 

So my requirement was: every user of *vidbox should be able to send emails containing links to have them added to their queue. 

Cue a quick look at the Heroku addons and a flick through the docs for CloudMailIn, Mailgun and SendGrid. It was close between CloudMailIn and Mailgun but I decided to try the latter. 

Mailgun has a load of fairly complex filtering features; I just wanted all emails to be forwarded to a webhook in my app for me to deal with and it wasn't entirely obvious how to do this so I thought I'd write it up.

To get Mailgun to forward all email to my app I...

installed the addon on Heroku.

went to Routes.

created a new route.

entered a "filter expression" of "catch_all()" and an "action" of "forward(http://myapp.heroku.com/controller/process_email)"

saved it.

Good to go. Now every email will be passed on to my app.

And that's basically it. The best thing about Mailgun (and the bit that surprised me the most) is that you never actually have to deal with email. At all. They break down the email into its constituent parts and post them to you in the data. All I needed from the incoming params was recipient and body-plain but a full list is available on the Mailgun docs.

Every *vidbox user is given an email address of [email protected], where token is a 16 character hash, unique for each user. For each incoming message I can then find the sending user from params['recipient'] and the link from params['body-plain'] (with a simple regular expression). 

This was a Sunday hack project to scratch an itch. 

Netflix (in the UK at least) don't have any way to bookmark stuff to watch later, while iPlayer, 4OD, YouTube and Vimeo all have their own. Cue much switching of tabs. Services like VHX and Spool are great but seem to be aimed at tablet watching, with tiny text that's hard to read on a TV screen from across the room. On top of that, I want to be able to add to my list from my Macbook at the office and Tweetbot on the bus.

Long story short, I made a thing. It takes in links from a bookmarklet or email, puts them on a 10ft-readable page that doesn't require re-login and tracks the ones you've clicked on.