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*{{param|vp9}} - This adds <code>_vp9</code> to the link for trailers that use this video codec. Should be <code>true</code> or blank.
*{{param|vp9}} - This adds <code>_vp9</code> to the link for trailers that use this video codec. Should be <code>true</code> or blank.
{{ModernNote|Some media hosted on the CDNs server can be mostly low quality, as Steam Media Player has been deprecated, and the originally hosted media is no longer available for download.}}
{{ModernNote|Some media hosted on the CDNs server can be mostly low quality, as Steam Media Player has been deprecated, and the originally hosted media is no longer available for download.}}
{{ModernWarning|The Appid on the steam page could be incorrect! Sometimes, trailers are put under a different appid than the one listed in the steam page url.
{{ModernFix|Right Click a screenshot on the steam page, click open image in new tab, and use the appid listed in ''that'' url.}}
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Usage

This template automatically links to the trailers on a specified game's steam page

Parameters

Required

  • {{{appid}}} - The appid of the game. This is required for trailer linking.
  • {{{len}}} - The length of the trailer.

Optional

  • {{{game}}} - This is used to provide a link to the game's page on this wiki.
  • {{{vp9}}} - This adds _vp9 to the link for trailers that use this video codec. Should be true or blank.

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