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Hi,
I am new to Adobe Express. I was able to add photos and text, and everything worked great. I even sent a project to myself, and it all worked fine. However, when I try to paste a link to a YouTube video file, that is marked public, adobe express acts like the link is not valid and will not let me complete the project. Any advice would be appreciated. it would be nice if the application would allow you to embed your own files from your computer. Anyway, I am fine with using YouTube., If I could get it to work.
Hi, @Jim Hodder,
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Hello @Jim Hodder,
Thank you for getting in touch,
Could you kindly elaborate on what you are trying to do exactly?
To help us to investigate this further, would it be possible that you could DM me a video of the steps you're taking and provide me with the link and the error message if any?
Many Thanks,
~Lyn 🙂
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Hi @Jim Hodder,
We are appreciative of your informational response.
The link was to a YouTube Shorts Video, which I discovered when I looked at it.
There are two ways to obtain an embed link if YouTube ever decides to provide one for their Shorts videos:
First alternative: upload your video as a YouTube video rather than a YouTube Shorts video.
or
2nd alternative Maintain the current format of your YouTube Shorts video and edit the link https://youtube.com/shorts/zMrjW7tUR-w by replacing [shorts] with [watch?v=] and the result https://youtube.com/watch?v=zMrjW7tUR-w.
The updated YouTube embed link is https://youtube.com/watch?v=zMrjW7tUR-w, and it will function if you upload it after that.
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Hi, @Jim Hodder,
Don't worry. We're ready to help. 🙂
Please remember to mark the response as the "Correct Answer" to help other community members who might have the same problem locate the solution faster.
Good luck,
~Lyn
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YouTube flags cell phone content uploads as SHORTS. This generates a new URL path that has the word /shorts/ in the path statement. Express does not recognize this sub-branch in the url and will not publish the video. You will get the error seen above.
Workaround:
This is how YouTube will publish cell phone content (note the /shorts/ component in the path.
https://youtube.com/shorts/bXvzUMO5Y4E
Replace shorts/ with watch?v= as shown below and VOILA! It works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXvzUMO5Y4E
Thanks to Puru the online support tech for his patience in working through this.
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Hi @Jim Kinney AEL,
Thank you for your contribution.
A similar thread to this can be found by clicking here.
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Lyn 🙂
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Hi,
I pasted YouTube links that have "watch". But the video only show the thumbnail still. Users do not know they have to click the thumbnail 2 times to play the video. Please help as this is my website ?:https://new.express.adobe.com/webpage/htQ73KULjdApC
Thank you, jenny
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I had the same issue but with making a website it would not let me put my adobe express video on my website
I tried refreshing and nothing happens please tell me how to fix this
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Thank you for reaching out.
Do mind sharing your video with me?
Please note that GIF (MP4) videos are not supported by the Adobe Express webpage.
Many thanks,
Lyn