HTML5 Video Converter

HTML5 Video Converter and HTML5 Video Player

Encode your video to HTML5 video compatible format (MP4, OGV, WebM) and embed into your own website with a few mouse clicks

Create an HTML5 video player and embed into your website

HTML5 Video Player

Convert your video to HTML5 video MP4, OGV and WebM, and embed into your own website.

HTML5 video is an element introduced in the HTML5 draft specifying for the purpose of playing videos or movies, partially replacing the object element. HTML5 video is intended by its creators to become the new standard way to show video on the web without plugins or third-part programs. The HTML5 video player is compatible with the latest version of all browsers, including IE9, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, iPhone/iPad/Android mobile browsers.

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Make a flash video player for your own website

Flash Video Player

Generate a web FLV player with software like Any FLV Player.

Flash Video is viewable on most operating systems via the Adobe Flash Player and web browser plugin or one of several third-party programs. However, Apple's iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, iPod, etc.) do not support the Flash Player plugin, so that it requires other delivery methods provided by the Adobe Flash Media Server.

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Upload your video to YouTube and embed into your site with iframe code

embed YouTube video into website

The easiest way to put a video clip onto your website is to upload the video to YouTube and then embed into your site using the iframe code.

Viewing YouTube video on a personal computer also requires the Adobe Flash Player plug-in installed on the browser. Besides, there are always some ads overlapping the original videos, which is quite troublesome.

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HTML5 <video> Tag

The HTML 5 video tag is used to specify a video on an HTML document. The HTML5 <video> tag accepts attributes specifying how the video should be played, including preloading, autoloading, looping...

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HTML5 Supported Formats

There are 3 supported video formats for the video element: MP4, WebM, and Ogg. If HTML5 <video> is not supported Flash should display. If Flash is not installed a placeholder image is shown...

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HTML5 Supported Browsers

HTML5 video can support all modern browsers, e.g. Safari 5, Firefox 4.0, Internet Explorer 9, Google Chrome 6, Opera 10.6. That is to say HTML5 video is compatible with the latest version of browsers...

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