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Hi all,

Some videos have been embedded in the help files.
As it's forbidden by law to provide help on a product in a foreign
language in France (and it may be the case in other countries), if we
don't translate them, we just put LibreOffice at risk in all the public
sector in France.

Could it be possible to ask for translation of these videos before they
are embedded in the help? or otherwise have the possibility to disable
the video completly?
What is the process to have them translated in the string, i.e. what
elements in the string need to be modified?

example:
Context: youtubevideos.xhp par_ytvideosample help.text
Locations: youtubevideos.xhp
T8mrB
https://help.documentfoundation.org/text/shared/06/youtubevideos.xhp
<object data="https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/YHBve8v13VY";
id="vid_id61521568603544" type="video/youtube" width="560" height="315"/>


Thanks in advance
Cheers
Sophie
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IRC: sophi
Release coordinator
The Document Foundation

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