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Blogin Video, HTML5, JQuery, Web Design | August 19, 2015
With advancing technology in processors, wifi and video encoding, it has recently become feasible for web developers to start to embedding rich video content as elements in web pages. A few major corporate websites (PayPal, for example) have recently introduced video background elements via HTML5 on their homepages. While building our homepage’s main slider, we decided to embrace the futuristic tech and build a...
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in Youtube, Video, Internet | March 12, 2012
I often find myself in a situation where I'll have to embed a YouTube video in a website, and even more often that I find that others out there have a need to embed YouTube videos but are just unsure of the specific steps. Either way, here's a quick guide to easily and quickly getting the embed code from a YouTube video and embedding it...
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in Video, Internet, Web Design | February 22, 2012
Sometimes when working on websites it's nice to include and/or produce a video to embed in the site to give it a little motion and variety. Embedding YouTube videos is a decent option...unless that YouTube watermark overlay featured in the YouTube player is driving you nuts. In that case, you'll need to host the video elsewhere (like the server that hosts your website) and embed...
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in Video, Internet, Free Software | February 17, 2012
Now that we live in the future, more and more of our videos are digital, and many people find themselves with video formats they don't want to deal with or don't know how to use for their intended platorm. Transport Streams (.ts) and Matroska Media Container (.mkv) formats are especially frustrating. If you're just watching videos on your laptop, you can get away with installing...
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