Youtube help, please.

[LiamForeman]

If I want to compare spins and jumps, but only want to show those things on a Youtube link, how do I post it so you guys don't have to watch the whole program? If it starts at one minute thirteen seconds and last for ten seconds, I should be able to do that, right? Thanks.

[niami]

I use this site to set a start time:
http://youtubetime.com/#

Don't know if there's a way to set an end point.

[dorispulaski]

These days, youtube lets you copy a link at the time you want: right click on the video when it is running. One of the choices is Copy the URL at the current time.

It copies the correct link to your clipboard.

Then when you are writing your post, hit Edit, then Paste in your browser.
That's how I made this link:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqS6l...ailpage#t=203s

If you don't want to mess with clicking, if you want to add the time to any youtube link, to go to the 1 minute 30 second mark, you add this to your youtube link:

#t=1m30s

or equivalently

#t=90s