To watch videos wherever and whenever you want, you'll need to save them to your files in a widely format, like an MP4. You can find practically any video in the world online, but you can only watch them while you have a solid internet connection.
I'll show you how to convert any video URL to an MP4 online. If you are using a Mac, the Miro Video Converter is a simple way to convert almost any video to MP4, WebM (vp8), Ogg Theora, or for Android, iPhone, and more.To watch videos whenever you want, you need to save them in a widely usable format. Feel free to use the following files for whatever you need:Īnd here is the HTML5 video tag code and demo:
The original mp4 is really small, just 385Kb and the video lasts 5 seconds. And HTML5 is obviously about eliminating the need for Flash but I will include flv format as well. ogv) while mobile browsers will use MP4 and 3GP formats. I plan on writing more about HTML5 Video and some cool things that it allows you to do but as a start, I wanted to convert one small video file into a lot of different formats and provide these files as a sample video for anyone to use in their tests and projects.įor web browsers, you are basically going to need MP4, WebM and Ogg formats(Ogg format is specified as type=video/ogg but the video extension is. The problem is that different browsers support different types of video files, so to provide proper cross-browser support, you need to convert your video into many different formats.
If you are playing around with the HTML5 Video tag you might need some sample video files and these video files have to be in different web formats.
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