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EMBEDDING VIDEO

            We use <VIDEO> tag to embed video in an HTML document.

            <!DOCTYPE HTML>
            <HTML>

            <HEAD>
            <TITLE> Video </TITLE>
            </HEAD>
            <BODY>

            <H1 ALIGN = "CENTER">  <FONT
            COLOR = "Red">
            Welcome to the World of Movies
            </FONT></H1>

            <P ALIGN = "CENTER">
            <IMG SRC = "D:\VideoLogo.Png">
            </P>

            <VIDEO  SRC = "D:\Rain.mp4"  Width = "300"  Height  = "300"  AUTOPLAY
            CONTROLS>
            </VIDEO>
            </BODY>

            </HTML>
            The Web browser displays the video and starts playing it. In some browsers, you need to click on
            the play button to start the video.

            The <audio> and <video> tags might not work in some browsers that do not support HTML5 and
            the file formats.
            WAV, MP3, and OGG are the file formats currently supported to embed audio.

            MP4, WebM, and OGG are the file formats currently supported to embed video.




                       FRAMES AND iFRAMES

            Frames allow us to divide the web page into several independent parts or panes. The frames

            work as an independent window allowing multiple views at one time. These also help in making
            one-part static while allowing other parts to change as per our commands. For example, when
            we click on the refresh button, we can reload one frame without having to reload the entire web
            page. A collection of frames in a web browser is called a frameset.

            CREATING FRAMES

            In HTML5, Frames(inline) are created using <iframe> tag, which embeds an independent HTML
            document into the current document.


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