Videos AdSense

Hi

I saw the new option on my google account the now I can add ads on my videos I don't know if this is new or this is old

but now I have the chance to do this but I don't know

where to add the code so the google ads can be show on my video player like youtube

Thank's a lot

As far as I'm aware, the video player does not include support for advertisements. You can take the (just now) updated source files and add this feature in, or create a post in the jobs section and hire someone to do the task for you.

I thing this stupid because the video player is part of dolphin or boonex development

I know boonex developers can tell me where I can do this with out me posting a job and get charge for this or rip when this can be easy step by step

I don't ask for some one to add my google ads  code on my video player I only ask where I can go or wat file to edit and add the simple code

that's only i ask

If Boonex spent some time updating the video stuff in Dolphin, it would expand its target to a huge new base of users. 

Still, I would like this feature too - along with this addition:

http://zencoder.com/

The API is really simple - just never have enough time.

If you'd like to start a group project and we pool resources, let me know.  I'm sure several are looking for the same.things.

I have ripped out the Dolphin flash video player and replaced it with jw-player, then gotten the open-x video ads system working.

Embed codes can now play ads, how slick is that?!

One small, but show stopping issue.

The geniuses coded the video module in such a way that the video has to be played using the dolphin player at least once to update the duration of the video in the database.  And the video ad system dosen't work correctly if it is not told the duration of the video.

I have every bit of the puzzle needed, with working code, except the video duration.  It should be easy for a skilled programer to update the video upload function to get the video duration from ffmpeg and place it in the database along with the other information but after 78 days still no response to a job posting! http://www.boonex.com/unity/jobs/entry/Set_duration_of_video_during_video_encoding_

As for zencoder, there is a point where it may be smart to pay them a few bucks to get video encoding working on a crap server, but if your site becomes big that $0.04 adds up real quick.  It is really $0.08 a min if you want to encode the mobile version as well.  As most people upload videos they ripped of YouTube or other tube sites, why dick around and waste CPU time re-encoding it and in the process lowering the quality of the video? Just think how much faster and efficient it would be if a simple check was run to see if it is good as it before re-encoding.

I need files of 1000MB, and already hit the max recording time check.

Clipbucket and I think PHPMotion do the check to see if the video is already in mp4 format, and you can set to just keep it in the uploaded format.  I have a dedicated quad core server, but it would be nice to have the option of using a service.  Maybe even offload a video when 'X' are waiting in the queue.  That way you can keep things moving along and not pay when there's no reason to.