Hi Kello,
This is a good idea and I will add to issue tracker on the GitHub Project page so it does not get forgotten about.

This will most likely be an extension method that I will write and enable the same settings at the player API here:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/youtubeplayerdemo

This will take me a day or two to do around my normal work & home life.

Thanks,
Warren

Hi Kello,
This is done in the latest commit with an extension method & will be available here:
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/warrenbuckley/youtube-umbraco/build/1.0.2.53

Cheers,
Warren

Hi Warren

Thanks for the swift update! 

Im new to appveyor/git, would you be able to advise how to go about updating to 1.0.2.53 ?

Cheers!

Hi Kello,
No problem GitHub is where the code for this project lives and AppVeyor is a service that allows me to automatically build the project and create the Umbraco Package ZIP files and the NuGet package automatically from my latest code commit to GitHub.

On the artifacts tabs you will see two files to download, the Umbraco package ZIP or the NuGet package.

You will want to download the Umbraco ZIP file from this page.
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/warrenbuckley/youtube-umbraco/build/1.0.2.53/artifacts

Hi Warren

Thanks for the crash course in AppVeyor :) Its pretty cool stuff... Need to catch up with these soon..

I have installed the 1.0.2.53 update. Now how do I go about using the extension method you have added within the Razor, say like pass params wmode=transparent&vq=hd1080&rel=0&showinfo=0&iframe=1

Cheers

Hello Keilo,
The new stuff can be found here on the readme docs page
https://github.com/warrenbuckley/youtube-umbraco

You can use the new extension method to use the YouTube player API options here: https://developers.google.com/youtube/youtubeplayerdemo

@foreach (var typedVideo in Model.Content.GetPropertyValue<YouTube>("video"))
{
    <div>@Html.Raw(typedVideo.EmbedVideoWithOptions(modestBranding: true, theme: YouTubeExtensionMethods.Theme.light))</div>
}

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