DevCredits YouTube Player Help
(more help to come later)
 
How to Sync YouTube player
1. Click the sync   button (A small window will open)
2. Highlight the item you want to sync (If its not there, hit refresh)
3. Click the sync button, then close the smaller window and enjoy
 
Stopping Sync without closing player
1. Click the sync  button (A small window will open)
2. Highlight the item you want to stop sync on (If its not there, hit refresh)
3. Click the stop sync button, then close the smaller window
 
How to add a playlist from youtube (chat text window has to be closed)
1. On www.youtube.com choose your playlist
2.  Click the Share  button. 
3.  Locate the playlist ID found at end of the url (ie. PLE0A9B33A0881C4EC)

PLEASE NOTE:  Some playlist ID's contain the letters "PL" at the beginning of them. 
These have to be removed in order to for the playlist to load.
4. On youtube player's playlist panel click the load playlist   button
5. Paste (ctrl + V) the playist ID into space provided
6. click load and enjoy
 

How to add a video from youtube (chat text window has to be closed)
1. On www.youtube.com choose your video
2.  Click the Share  button.  
3. Locate the video ID found at end of the url (ie. O8Z5LRbgPMI)

4. On youtube player's playlist panel click the load video  button
5. Paste (ctrl + V) the video ID into space provided
6. click load and enjoy
 
 
 
Developer File Descriptions:
groups.xml = the main drop down in the playlist, this lists the different types of playlists.
Section Types: Section types are what the group file points to (the second drop down) these are either generated playlists by YouTube or by the user (highlights.xml) see the below xml descriptions to see what the different Section types there are. There can be a unlimited number of section types listed in groups.xml, but if a item isn’t added to the groups.xml then the section will not be loaded. The seciion XML’s can be named anything, but I stuck to a naming convention so that you knew which one was which type, as shown below:
 
categories.xml = playlists built from specific YouTube categories. This one lists all the YouTube Categories available, they are also coded into the player for when someone modifies or builds a new category area.
 
feeds.xml = YouTube feeds, this list contains all the feed types, and this too is coded into the player with the full list for all the different feed types available for building new or modifying a feeds.xml
 
artists.xml = This is a special search that searches for songs based off of peoples names / band names. It looks for the most relevant entries and then gets ‘like’ entries aftwards, I stuck a ton of artists into it for examples of Artist searches.
 
highlights.xml = this is a playlist of playlists, it can contain YouTube playlist ID’s or xml playlists that have been constructed in the player.
 
 
Custom Playlists & Generated Playlists: Custom and generated playlists show in the list box of the playlist, This is either populated by a YouTube return query, or by a custom playlist loaded from a highlights.xml file (or whatever you named the file). included is a example of a custom playlist built from within the players dev tools, one can create their own for this, or even enter a playlist ID from YouTube so that the playlist information is loaded directly from their. If a Playlist ID is given, and the playlist is changed later, these changes will reflect within the player itself.
 
montypythongrail.xml = this is a sample custom playlist. A Person can create a individual playlist of various items from YouTube for the player using the YouTube ID from the Share url. If the file does not have a ‘embedded’ code area below the shared URL, then it is most likely that the video will not play back within the player.
 
groups.xml MUST be added to the product file, all the links within groups can point to external xml files or files within the product itself, but if they are external xml files, they will have to have a cross domain file setup on their server that allows external sites the right to access their sites content. All the rest of the xmls can be either embedded within the product, or can be linked to via external links.