I want to put a link to a YouTube video on my website, but the sound is super loud. Is there a way to reduce the volume by adding some kind of parameter to the link? The way you can append &t=1m at the end of it and it automatically starts at the 1 minute mark? (By the way, I'm not talking about the embedding code.)
Youtube – n URL parameter to modify the volume of a YouTube video
urlyoutube
Related Solutions
When you hit the share button on a song, the screen features a check box that lets you create a link to the a specific time:
It's worth noting that at this stage, you can click the orange timeline above to navigate the song and find the time you're trying to link.
If you are referring to the annotations, you can disable them by setting iv_load_policy to 3.
iv_load_policy (supported players: AS3, AS2, HTML5)
Values: 1 or 3. Default is 1. Setting to 1 will cause video annotations to be shown by default, whereas setting to 3 will cause video annotation to not be shown by default.
Related Topic
- YouTube – Can You Use Half-Seconds When Linking to a Specific Point in a Video?
- Youtube – way to save volume setting for each video on YouTube
- Youtube – How to open tweet-embedded YouTube in new tab directly
- Youtube – Setting the YouTube playback speed from within the URL
- Youtube – YouTube URL parameter for continuously playing without timing out
Best Answer
No, there is no parameter to control video volume.
Full list of available parameters can be found here. You mentioned, that you don't want to embed a player, but URL can be used basically the same as the value of
srcelement.