can you see the video on this web page

I have hosted Helen Atthowe's simple web site for about 9 years.  Today she wants to add some cool new stuff, but something seems to be wrong.  

Here is the site http://veganicpermaculture.com/

Near the top there is a line that says "For more on my living mulch system see living mulch." and immediately below that is two embedded youtube videos.  The first video has the title "Organic No-Till Living Mulch Intro: Weed Em and Reap"


I see the video.   Helen does not.  

What do YOU see?  Please post a screen cap if you are able.

I see them and many many others as one scrolls down. Win 7 firefox 84 64bit

I am using chrome on linux.  Helen is using chrome on windows.

With firefox on linux, i can still see the video.  With firefox on windows, helen still cannot see the video.

I checked it out with windows, on chrome, firefox and explorer. I only see one video, under that heading.

X-browser on android:

I`m in Chrome on Windows 10 and I see the two videos under Living Mulch: tomato market and lady in a field.

Mobile view on Android

Chrome windows 10

When I originally opened the page, the videos were not displayed. After a long time, they showed up.

I only see the one video, same as Joylynn.

System is 32-bit Gateway laptop running Win7.  

I can see the video using Chrome and PaleMoon.  I can't see it....or much of anything on anyone's web-page....using Explorer 8.

...also see it on iPhone 6 using Safari.

Joseph Lofthouse wrote:When I originally opened the page, the videos were not displayed. After a long time, they showed up.

Ditto. It took a lot longer to load than normally it takes for youtube videos to show up on a site. I'm on satellite internet, Windows Opera browser.

How about replacing them with images that link to the video?

One guess:  those videos were put there nine years ago, using the youtube embed stuff from nine years ago.  Maybe youtube has improved embed codes now, and when somebody uses the old embed codes, youtube sorta processes that stuff on some rickety server with a tiny internet pipe.  ??

paul wheaton wrote:One guess:  those videos were put there nine years ago, using the youtube embed stuff from nine years ago.  Maybe youtube has improved embed codes now, and when somebody uses the old embed codes, youtube sorta processes that stuff on some rickety server with a tiny internet pipe.  ??

Seems to have been at least partially overhauled. I was embedding some play lists over the weekend and found the [tag? command?] to not show related videos seems to have been depricated. I'm pretty weak on i-frames, I don't know what server they're pulling from.