Embedded Media Field Video: Output both Video Flash Object and Video Thumbnail in Node Display?
One way to do it is to set the video field display mode to full video under /content/types/CONTENT_TYPE/display then add the thumbnail via theme_emvideo_video_thumbnail() as a variable using themename_preprocess_node(&amp;$vars) in your theme's template.php -OR- print it directly in your node.tpl

The trick to theme_emvideo_video_thumbnail(($field, $item, $formatter, $node, $no_link = FALSE, $options = array())) is to provide all the right parameters. Especially $options

e.g.

&lt;?php
  // code adapted from emvideo.theme.inc
  // ignore the &lt;?php tag

  $system_types = _content_type_info();
  $field_name = 'field_video'; // the machine name of your video field

  $field = $system_types['fields'][$field_name];
  $field['widget'] = $system_types['content types'][$node-&gt;type]['fields'][$field_name]['widget']; // get CCK widget data. includes all formatting settings

  $options['return_url'] = TRUE; //return URL
  $options['raw'] = TRUE; // return image path. Otherwise node path is returned

  print theme('emvideo_video_thumbnail', $field, $node-&gt;{$field_name}[0], 'video_thumbnail', $node, FALSE, $options);


In template.php

&lt;?php
// change MYTHEME with the theme's machine name or use phptemplate
function MYTHEME_preprocess_node(&amp;$vars) {
  if ($vars-&gt;type == "mynodetype") {
    // see code above
    $vars-&gt;video_thumbnail = theme('emvideo_video_thumbnail'...);
  }
}


Then &lt;?php print $video_thumbnail; ?&gt; where you need it in node.tpl.php (-OR- use the first code block directly in the node template)

Hope it helps.