javascript - How can I play two Youtube videos without linking to a playlist? -

i'm new javascript. i'm embedding youtube iframe here: http://www.heartlandpokertour.com/indexbeta.php

using documentation: http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/iframe_api_reference.html

i second video play, looped, after first 1 finished. i'm unable set specific video parameters if try , link/set video id youtube playlist.

i'm assuming need setup event listener , function trigger when yt.playerstate.ended (or 0) broadcast, no idea how this.

update: here current code i'm using player:

<script>   // 2. code loads iframe player api code asynchronously.   var tag = document.createelement('script');   tag.src = "http://www.youtube.com/player_api";   var firstscripttag = document.getelementsbytagname('script')[0];   firstscripttag.parentnode.insertbefore(tag, firstscripttag);    // 3. function creates <iframe> (and youtube player)   //    after api code downloads.   var player;   function onyoutubeplayerapiready() {     player = new yt.player('player', {       height: '258',       width: '406',       videoid: 'mstqnzmq5pk',       playervars: { 'autoplay': 0, 'rel': 0, 'showinfo': 0, 'egm': 0, 'showsearch': 0, },       events: {         'onstatechange': onplayerstatechange,       }     });   }    // 4. api call function when video player ready.          function onplayerstatechange(event) {         if (event.data == yt.playerstate.ended) {         player.stopvideo();         player.videoid = 'c5dtllk5_x8';         player.playvideo();         }     }   </script> 

in first code listing on api website, event might you:

  function onplayerstatechange(event) {     if (event.data == yt.playerstate.playing && !done) {       settimeout(stopvideo, 6000);       done = true;     }   } 

you change (not tested i'm afraid):

  function onplayerstatechange(event) {     if (event.data == yt.playerstate.ended) {       player.stopvideo();       player.videoid = 'some id';       player.playvideo();     }   } 

this logical in opinion, again i'm not sure whether different videos can played within 1 player instance. i've never come across scenario i'm afraid.

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edit: try creating new instance of player. you'd create new player, play second video:

 function onplayerstatechange(event) {     if (event.data == yt.playerstate.ended) {       player.stopvideo();        player = new yt.player('player', {          height: '258',          width: '406',          videoid: 'some id',          playervars: { 'autoplay': 0, 'rel': 0, 'showinfo': 0, 'egm': 0, 'showsearch': 0, },          events: {            //'onstatechange': onplayerstatechange, // not add line because again create new player after second has stopped guess!          }       });        player.playvideo();     }   }