How to check Youtube broken links if I have a Custom Youtube Player

You would need to write a custom parser module that knows how to process the records created by your YouTube player. Take a look at /broken-link-checker/modules/parsers and /broken-link-checker/modules/extras for examples of existing parsers. Depending on where the player stores the meta box contents (e.g. custom field or separate DB table), you may also need to write a new container module.

Thanks for your reply.

Initially don’t recognize nothing, but now I tried configuring section “Look for Links In” Checkbox “Custom Fields” and put the id name of my custom field and now recognize, like this:

No broken links found.
No URLs in the work queue.
Detected 4 unique URLs in 4 links.

If I put the complete URL of Youtube Video in Custom Meta Box, the plugin works, and recognize my broken youtube test video, but my Custom Player doesn’t works with this format of URL!

Maybe If I edit a php file to add this string “https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=” before the content of my Custom Meta Box.

I’m not a developer, but I have some little notions of programming, can you help me please?

Unfortunately, I currently don’t have the time to implement support for various third-party plugins. I can help with advice, but putting it into practice would still require programming skills.

It would probably be possible to accomplish this by making a modified version of /modules/parsers/metadata.php that only looks in one specific custom field instead of all of them and then adds the string you suggested to the field value.

Thank you for your advice, with the option configured in:
Look for Links In Settings >> Custom Fields the plugin already recognize the content of my Custom Post Type, but the problem is that the content is only text, the 11 characters of Youtube Video ID.

I need to customize the parser called metadata.php for add before the string “https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=” and then generate a new Youtube “Full URL”

Something like this:
Some code extracted of (\modules\extras\youtube-embed.php)

function link_url_from_src($src){
//Extract video ID from the SRC. The ID is always 11 characters.
$video_id = substr( end(explode(‘/’, $src)), 0, 11 );

//Reconstruct the video permalink based on the ID
$url = ‘https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=’.$video_id;

return $url;
}

But with a little modification for catch directly the ID of metabox and then adds after ‘https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=’

I’m right?

Thanks for all.

Now I fixed my problem.

I only need to add the string ‘https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=’ to $url

Thank you very much Janis Elsts!