Hi, I have 2 regex with me which help me in embedding youtube video. The 1st regex attaches [video] ... [/video] BBcode around youtube URL and 2nd regex does the actual embedding of youtube code. I'm looking for one regex which does both of these. 
#add video tag to video urls inserted without video tag
$text =~ s#(^|\s|\>)((http|https)://www.youtube.com/watch\?\.*v=([a-z0
+-9-_%]+)[&\w;=\+\-]*)#$1\[video\]$2\[\/video\]#isg;

#Embed respective video code
        $text =~ s#\[video\](http|https)://www.youtube.com/watch\?\.*v
+=([a-z0-9-_%]+)[&\w;=\+\-]*\[\/video\]#<object class="restrain" type=
+"application\/x-shockwave-flash" width="640" height="385" data="http:
+\/\/www\.youtube\.com\/v\/$2"><param name="movie" value="http://www.y
+outube.com/v/$2"/><param name="wmode" 
        value="transparent"/><embed width="640" height="385" type="app
+lication/x-shockwave-flash" src="http://www.youtube.com/v/$2" /></obj
+ect>#isg;

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The sample text may contain video with/without video BB code, so I need to satisfy both conditions and embed in both the cases. Eg: $text= " Video1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTi4v3HveqE Video2: [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTi4v3HveqE[/video]"; Any help on how to merge the 2 regex ?

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