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  • Daniel Kaplan

    Adding video to my webpage

    I would like to add video to my webpage, with the file sitting on my server.
    I know it has to do with OBJECT, etc.

    My question is, what is the best, most generic way to do this? Of course
    I'll have a link saying, "Click here if video doesn't play" and send them to
    YouTube, etc.

    But I want to do this as best as possible, to cover most browsers, OS's etc.

    Anyone have a decent link for this?

    Thanks ahead,

    Daniel



  • Neredbojias

    #2
    Re: Adding video to my webpage

    Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Sun, 29 Jul 2007 15:22:22
    GMT Daniel Kaplan scribed:
    I would like to add video to my webpage, with the file sitting on my
    server. I know it has to do with OBJECT, etc.
    >
    My question is, what is the best, most generic way to do this? Of
    course I'll have a link saying, "Click here if video doesn't play" and
    send them to YouTube, etc.
    >
    But I want to do this as best as possible, to cover most browsers,
    OS's etc.
    >
    Anyone have a decent link for this?
    As far as I know, it simply can't be done in an effective, all-browser
    manner. If you find out otherwise, however, please let me know because I
    am also interested in such a goal.

    --
    Neredbojias
    Half lies are worth twice as much as whole lies.

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    • Neredbojias

      #3
      Re: Adding video to my webpage

      Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Mon, 30 Jul 2007 05:24:57
      GMT Neredbojias scribed:
      Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Sun, 29 Jul 2007
      15:22:22 GMT Daniel Kaplan scribed:
      >
      >I would like to add video to my webpage, with the file sitting on my
      >server. I know it has to do with OBJECT, etc.
      >>
      >My question is, what is the best, most generic way to do this? Of
      >course I'll have a link saying, "Click here if video doesn't play"
      >and send them to YouTube, etc.
      >>
      >But I want to do this as best as possible, to cover most browsers,
      >OS's etc.
      >>
      >Anyone have a decent link for this?
      >
      As far as I know, it simply can't be done in an effective, all-browser
      manner. If you find out otherwise, however, please let me know
      because I am also interested in such a goal.
      Oops, meant to add "without Flash or the like" to that statement.

      --
      Neredbojias
      Half lies are worth twice as much as whole lies.

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      • Andy Dingley

        #4
        Re: Adding video to my webpage

        On 29 Jul, 16:22, "Daniel Kaplan" <NoS...@NoSpam. comwrote:
        I would like to add video to my webpage, with the file sitting on my server.
        I know it has to do with OBJECT, etc.
        I've spent the last few days writing a tutorial on how to build your own video site, and ended up with what I've jokingly been calling MyTube . Like YouTube , it's full of short videos of cats, however unlike YouTube, you can take my code and stick it anywhere you like (In the upcoming magazine…


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        • Osmo Saarikumpu

          #5
          Re: Adding video to my webpage

          Daniel Kaplan wrote:
          I would like to add video to my webpage, with the file sitting on my server.
          ....
          My question is, what is the best, most generic way to do this?
          I guess that it would depend on the video format. Easiest would be Flash
          as commonly only one object element is needed:

          <div>
          <object
          type="applicati on/x-shockwave-flash"
          data="flash.swf "
          width="300"
          height="200">
          <param
          name="movie"
          value="flash.sw f" />
          <!-- Fallback content here. -->
          </object>
          </div>

          The seemingly redundant param element is for IE.

          Osmo

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