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So far, there has never been a standard for displaying videos on a website.
Today, most videos are displayed through plugins (such as flash). However, not all browsers have the same add-on.
HTML5 specifies a standard way to include a video with video elements.
Currently, there are 2 supported video formats for video elements: Ogg (ogv) and MPEG 4.
To make one HTML5 video you only need a couple of codes:
<iframe title=”YouTube video player” width=”480″ height=”390″src=”Video Link” frameborder=”0″allowfullscreen></iframe>
Now we need to change something. First, you need to enter the URL from where the clip will be streamed, more precisely, the source of the clip. You enter this URL instead of "Video Link". You can also change the clip name by typing your text instead of "YouTube video player". If encoding is not your strong suit, you can do it easier. At this link, you enter the data in the text fields, and when you finish below you will see the Code that you can copy.
You can watch an example of a video clip at this link.
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