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Please.... I need Someones Help!

by simebern
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Hi all..

I was wondering if anyone can tell me if its possible to 'cloak' the animoto video embed codes?? I am using animoto for business and need to be able to embed a video code on a clients site..

However, I have noticed that recently animoto have altered the embed
code which now includes a reference to 'animoto' which is not too good for business, particularly if one is trying to keep the video production methods to themselves (hence the reason to purchase a business account)!

I'm hoping someone can tell me a way to be able to embed the video but maybe change the javascript code to hide the animoto reference, or be able to use a tinyurl or bit.ly etc...

I would greatly appreciate any and all feedback and shared wisdom

Simon.
#codes #embed #video
  • Profile picture of the author HomeComputerGames
    Shouldn't they get recognition for what they do?
    Especially if you are making money from it.
    You get caught and that will be worse for business than a little link will be.

    Just add the cost for the subscription to your client's bill.
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    yes, I am....

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    • Profile picture of the author Aronya
      Originally Posted by HomeComputerGames View Post

      Shouldn't they get recognition for what they do?
      I'm unfamiliar with animoto (and their business model), but paying for a product is generally considered recognition enough. If this is a free application he's using, then that's another issue.
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  • Profile picture of the author iBBnet
    I think Animoto's paid version removes their logo/ad at the end of the video, right? I could be wrong. I haven't checked out animoto in some time now.
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  • Profile picture of the author Aronya
    Yeah. That's what I was getting at. Usually, if you use somebody's shareware version, you expect to put up with some kind of limitation; it won't save; it only works for 30 days; it saves with a watermark, etc. If you pay for it, you get full usage without limitations or vendor branding, etc.
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