HTML - Video
DWPD: Practical 2There are two ways to attach video files to an HTML page. The first way would be using the <embed/> tag and <video/> tag. The embed tag does not need an ending/finishing tag. It works, mostly, the same as a tag for a photo.
PRACTICAL CODE<embed src="example.mpeg" autostart="false" height="30" width="144" />
E<embed src="example.mpeg" autostart="false" height="30" width="144" />Supported extensions of the embed tag
- .swf - made by Macromedia Flash
- .wmv - Microsoft Windows Media Video
- .mov - Quick Time Movie, belongs to Apple
- .mpeg - created by Moving Pictures Expert Group.
Attributes of the embed tag
- autostart - sets whether the file will run automatically after the page is loaded. Can have the true or false value
- hidden - sets whether the buttons are hidden or not. Can have the true or false value.
- volume - can have any value from 0 to 100
- loop- sets whether the file will be replayed after it is finished. Can have the true or false value.
- playcount - this establishes how many times the file will be replayed. For example playcount="2" means it will be replayed two times and after it will stop.
practical code<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>video using <embed> tag</title> </head> <body> <embed src="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5i6FjRailE" height="200px" width="300px" /> </body> </html>
Output :
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