Social Media Player Product Feature

VIDEO / MEDIA SHARING WITH TIME STAMP SOLUTION To share a video and create a link to a specific point in that video. To add a timestamp to the end of the video's URL, something you can do manually or automatically. Then, when the link is clicked and the video opens, the video starts at the specific time you choose. TO BE COMPATIBLE WITH THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION / SITE MEDIA PLAYERS FACEBOOK WHATS APP MESSENGER (FACEBOOK) INSTAGRAM EXAMPLE OF CURRENT USE: YOU TUBE [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Manually Add a Time Stamp to URL To add a timestamp manually, open the video in your browser, then locate the URL for this video in your browser's address bar. The format you use to specify a start time in a video is t=1m30s, either with or without an ampersand. The first part, t=, is a query string that identifies the data after it as a time stamp. The second part, the actual data, is the minute and the second mark you're after, so 1m30s is one minute and 30 seconds into the video. When you want to link to a specific place in a video, instead of asking people to scroll forward to a particular time, you can instead link directly to the desired location in the video by adding this information to the end of the URL. For example, in this YouTube video, [login to view URL] (the trailer to the classic flick The Goonies), adding &t=0m38s to the end of the URL causes it to start 38 seconds into the video whenever anyone uses that link. You can try it here: [login to view URL] This time stamp works on desktop and mobile browsers.