If you’ve lived in New York City for any length of time you’ll be familiar with just about everthing your about to see in this video, however I can guarantee you’ve never seen these landmarks from this perspective. Some crazy R/C enthusiasts from Team Black Sheep strapped a camera to a model airplane and performed fly-by’s of several NYC landmarks.
As cool as this video is I wouldn’t recommend trying this at home, what with all the fear over terrorism and all. I think it’s safe to say the average person would land in cuffs with a one way ticket to Guantanamo Bay if they were caught performing fly-by’s of the UN. Very cool though!
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Adding or embedding a video to your website is a great way to increase visitor interest. While the process of embedding a video into a web page used to be difficult, it has become much easier as of late. This is especially true when it comes to the popular YouTube site and its humongous library of videos. Thanks to YouTube, you can now embed a video into your website by simply copying and pasting code. The process is free, and YouTube will even provide the bandwidth.
Although embedding videos used to mean that you could run into complications in terms of compatibility amongst visitors and their setups, you should not have such problems now. After the YouTube video is embedded, users with web browsers that support Flash (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc.) will be able to view it. If for some reason they cannot view the video due to lack of Flash, they should receive a prompt to download the software.
To begin adding a YouTube video to your website, visit YouTube and select your video of choice. If you look directly below the video, you will see a line of buttons that allow you to Like, Add to, Share, or Embed the video. Click on Embed.
Wow! That is really cool, thanks!