Testing the simplified method of putting video and audio on web pages. The <video> and <audio> tags are supported in HTML5. If your browser does not support HTML5, then you can’t see the videos. In which case, you’ll have to include a fallback code.
20 June 2009
My creepy hand:
Below is the audio:
<p>My creepy hand:
<br /><video src="http://ivanwlam.com/experiments/files/programming/2009/090620-safariWebkitBasics/090620M-400x300.mov" controls>Your browser does not support the video tag of HTML5. You can view the video in Safari 4. This is the area where your fallback code should appear if you provide it.</video></p>
<p>Below is the audio:
<br /><audio src="http://ivanwlam.com/experiments/files/programming/2009/090620-safariWebkitBasics/090620M-audio.wav" controls>Your browser does not support the audio tag. You can hear the audio in Safari 4. This is the area where your fallback code should appear if you provide it.</audio></p>
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