View Full Version : Now I'm gonna try to post a video!!!
I'm actually kind of puter literate.
Never mind.:mad: :( :confused:
you can't upload an mpeg. there's a valid list of file extentions in there when you go to upload.
You can move this to the geek board Larry and let them tell me. Keep in mind I don't follow the lingo very well.:confused:
Can I do this?
Guess not.:rolleyes:
Puttingood
02-09-02, 08:13 AM
I put my video on a webpage as a file and then linked to it.
How do you put it on a webpage?
Try it out Gutter...
I'll get you started...I hope this works b/c this is what I learned...
<EMBED SRC="Enter URL Here" HEIGHT=? WIDTH=?>
SRC="URL" The path to the video file needs to be specified within the double quotes.
HEIGHT=n WIDTH=n This determines the size of your movie. If you don't know these values open your movie with MoviePlayer and select Get Info from the Movie menu. Add 24 to the height of the movie for the default controller.
AUTOPLAY=true|false This attribute is optional. When set to true, the video starts playing as soon as it is loaded. If you do not specify AUTOPLAY, the default is false.
CONTROLLER=true|false This attribute is optional. It determines whether the contol panel is visible at the bottom of the video. If you do not specify the CONTROLLER, the default is true.
LOOP=true|false|palindrome This attribute is optional. If you do not specify the LOOP, the default is false.
HREF="URL" This attribute is optional. Using HREF provides a link to another page when the movie is clicked on. This option would only be appropriate for a movie without a controller.
I'll try that when I get home sdawg. but what if it's saved to your C drive and doesn't have a URL? I'm not very pc literate but I can learn anything if somebody shows me how.
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