Yes, you can add &t=120
to the end of the URL like this:
https://youtu.be/…?si=…&t=120
To jump to the 2 minute(120 second) timestamp.
Later edit:
The above method only works with hyperlinks and not embeds.
But there is a solution for embeds too.
Depending on the URL styntax there are two variants:
- Basically if there is already a
?
in the URL, you need to use&start=120
. - But if there is no
?
you need to use?start=120
Here are some examples how to pass the start-timestamp argument in the URL:
https://youtu.be/VideoID?start=120
https://youtube.com/watch?v=videoID&start=120
https://youtube.com/VideoID?start=120