![]() ![]() You may have noticed that we did not include any attribution with this video. Sorry, your browser doesn’t support HTML5 video, but you can If their browser doesn’t support the video element or the file format provided they will see a message providing a link where they can download the video. mp4 file they will be able to play the video in their browser. Sorry, your browser doesn't support HTML5 video, but you canĭownload this video from the Internet Archive.Īs long as a website visitor’s browser supports the video element and is capable of playing an. We’re also going to use the width and height attributes to set the size of the video player, but this is optional. In it’s most basic form, all we need to do is use the src element to identify the video URL and add the controls attribute so that our website visitors can control video playback. The video element follows the same basic syntax as the audio element. Note that if autoplay is applied to an audio element it will override the preload attribute. preload: This element can be used with the value none, metadata, or auto to tell the browser how much of the audio file to preload.muted: If you want audio content to be muted when initially loaded, use this attribute.loop: When this attribute is present the audio file will automatically start over once it has played through.autoplay: If this attribute is used, the audio will begin to play as soon as enough has been downloaded to begin playback.There are several other attributes that may be optionally added to the audio element including: It is hosted by The Internet Archive and licensed under CC 3.0. This is a recording of a talk called Reclaim HTML5 which was orinally delivered in Vancouver at a Super VanJS Meetup. You’re browser doesn’t support HTML5 audio. If you are using an unsupported browser, you will see a message letting you know that your browser does not support the audio element. Keep in mind, that you’ll need to be using a modern browser to see the element controls and to hear the clip. Now let’s see how this element renders in the browser. It is hosted by The Internet Archive and licensed under This is a recording of a talk called Reclaim HTML5 which was ![]() You're browser doesn't support HTML5 audio. Note that we’ve also provided attribution to satisfy the requirements stipulated by the publisher of this audio clip. In the code below, the text between the tags would appear in the event that the browser viewing the web page did not support the audio element.
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