Page History

...

• Use the split tool to divide your video into segments on geometry, meshing, setup, solution, and results
• Save each of these video clips to the Camtasia video library, then open each of them in a separate project
• When finished, publish each video to Youtube
  -use the following tags: Cornell, ANSYS, tutorial, SimCafe, and a tag related to the specifics of your problem
  -In the Description of the video, provide a link to the Confluence page for the tutorial.  This will increase traffic to the site and improve our Google search rankings
• Insert each clip into its relevant section of the SimCafe tutorial page.
  1. Go on the Youtube page of the video that you want to embed in SimCafe.
  2. Click on "Share" then click on "Embed"
  3. Select custom size then input 600x338
  4. Make sure "Show suggested videos" is deselected.
  5. Copy-paste the html code provided by Youtube in the wiki markup of the page you want to include the video
  6. Add

{html}

...

{html}<iframe width="600" height="338" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/p9MljmwR8DI?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>{html}

How to Record Videos using Camtasia

...

Embedding Youtube Video into Relevant Tutorial Page

1. Go on the Youtube page of the video that you want to embed in SimCafe.
2. Click on "Share" then click on "Embed"
3. Select custom size then input 600x338
4. Make sure "Show suggested videos" is deselected.
5. Copy-paste the html code provided by Youtube in the wiki markup of the page you want to include the video
6. Add

...

{html}

before and after the code that you just pasted to let Confluence know that this code is in HTML. 

For example:

{html}<iframe width="600" height="338" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/p9MljmwR8DI?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>{html}