Maybe this one can be counted as a tool to mashup? Though its original intent is for educational purpose.
Variable | Default value | Units |
---|---|---|
start | An array of 0 | Second |
end | An array of Infinity | Second |
current | 0 | Second |
Each element of the array start
and end
is used to specify the interval of the respective video you want to play within.
The variable current
is used to save your watching progress.
Let's break down the above URL:
youtube | start | end | current |
---|---|---|---|
q0LILXfwhdk | 40 | 59.25732426303855 | 10 |
9UUPEo849_s | 2 | 22.561 |
The first time you click Play
button, the two youtube videos q0LILXfwhdk and 9UUPEo849_s will be played, starts from the second 40+10 and 2+10, respectively and ends at the second 59.25732426303855 and 22.561, respectively.
If you click Stop
button, the two videos will be ready to play starting from the second 40 and 20, respectively.
In Stop
mode (before you click the Play
button for the first time and right after you click the Stop
button), you are able to adjust the variable start
by tuning time slider of each video. There is no way to adjust the variable end
on the website, you have to manually set it for your self as I do not think the usage of end
is common.
You can use the Get URL
button to save and share your combination (in youtube
, start
, end
) along with your watching progress (in current
).
For the purpose of sharing, you may want to manually delete the part ¤t=10
from the retrieved URL.