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trying to embed a video, copied the embed link from the video, but get this??
The video I was trying to embed was from the news channel in the other thread about jaywalking in Seattle, in the Off Topic. When you go to that and at the bottom of the video there is a copy link or embed video icon. The one above is what you get when you click the embed. The one in the thread is from the copy link. Do I need to change something or can you not embed a video from a news source?
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