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Adding 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.
Ð ÐWAV, MP3, and Ogg are the file formats currently supported to embed audio.
Ð ÐMP4, WebM, and Ogg are the file formats currently supported to embed video.
2.11 FRAMES
HTML frames divide your browser window into many portions, each of which can load a different HTML document. A
frameset is a collection of frames in the browser window. In the same manner as tables are structured into rows and
columns, the window is divided into frames.
We use the <frameset> tag instead of the <body> tag to use frames on a page. The <frameset> tag specifies how the
window will be divided into frames. Horizontal frames are defined by the rows attribute of the <frameset> element,
whereas vertical frames are defined by the cols attribute. Each frame is identified by the <frame> tag, which specifies
which HTML document will be displayed in the frame.
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