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Understanding URL vs Embed Code: How to Add 360 degree YouTube Videos in Adobe Captivate (Part 1)
You need the URL in Adobe Captivate because the Web Object feature only accepts a direct link to the video.
The Embed Code is used to embed videos directly into web pages, but Captivate automatically handles the embedding when you use the URL.
Adobe Captivate’s Web Object expects just the URL, because Captivate automatically creates the necessary iframe behind the scenes to display the video.
Captivate uses the URL to ensure the video is embedded and displayed correctly without needing manual HTML coding.
Quick Summary:
1. Use URL → for Web Objects inside Captivate (must be an embed URL like /embed/…).
2. Use Embed Code → for manual HTML coding (like building a webpage).
In the next video, we will explore how embedding works in more detail.
You need the URL in Adobe Captivate because the Web Object feature only accepts a direct link to the video.
The Embed Code is used to embed videos directly into web pages, but Captivate automatically handles the embedding when you use the URL.
Adobe Captivate’s Web Object expects just the URL, because Captivate automatically creates the necessary iframe behind the scenes to display the video.
Captivate uses the URL to ensure the video is embedded and displayed correctly without needing manual HTML coding.
Quick Summary:
1. Use URL → for Web Objects inside Captivate (must be an embed URL like /embed/…).
2. Use Embed Code → for manual HTML coding (like building a webpage).
In the next video, we will explore how embedding works in more detail.
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