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You can link directly to 4:10 in the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkqBbr7Ewsw&t=4m10s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkqBbr7Ewsw&t=4m10s

• bmelton 15y ago
  Holy shit that's brilliant. I admittedly haven't been to Youtube in forever, but that actually got me to click, if only to find out how (other than altering the querystring by hand) you did it. I still didn't see how to do it though. Is that a logged-in option perhaps or am I just missing something?
  • X-Istence 15y ago
    When you are at the time you want, right click on the video, and copy the link with the time. "Copy video URL at current time" That's all there is too it :-)
    • nsns 15y ago
      Or add &t=XmYs to the URL (where X is minutes and Y is seconds).
      • X-Istence 15y ago
        > "(other than altering the querystring by hand" Parent I was replying to already knew that part...
    • sciurus 15y ago
      Another alternative is http://youtubetime.com/ http://youtubetime.com/ But I just modify the query string by hand. :-)