Insert the HTML5 video options

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• Still not solved: Dreamweaver insert HTML5 video option missing

  Hello

  I just downloaded, installed and updated the CS6 Web/Design Premium. Dreamweaver, v.12 build 5861, also shows up-to-date with no update available.

  Yet, I do not see any HTML5 video option. Verified in Insert and Insert Media. This feature is available in the creative clouds?

  I followed similar questions on there is no HTML5 video option to insert sections. Did someone solved this problem?

  Thanks for all the ideas.

  According to Adobe, they are only in the version of cloud...

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/creativecloud/Dreamweaver-update/

• How to you turn off auto-play the HTML5 videos in Safari?

  How to you turn off auto-play the HTML5 videos in Safari?

  I speak not of advertising videos.  It seems that there is a new trend that sites add the AutoPlay videos as part of their normal textual content.  It's really annoying to try to read the article and have this semi-connexes video game.

  Is there a Safari Extension or a hidden setting I'm not about to stop video AutoPlay altogether?

  Thank you

  Stan

  ForeverTangent wrote:

  Is there a Safari Extension or a hidden setting I'm not about to stop video AutoPlay altogether?

  There is a preference setting or an available extension.

• What version of the BlackBerry browser supports the HTML5 video element? Any estimate of the number of blackberry phones that support video?

  What version of the BlackBerry browser supports the HTML5 video element? Any estimate of the number of blackberry phones that support video?

  The

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/HTML5/documentation/html_elements_2006657_11.html

• Button to reactivate the HTML5 video microphone?

  It is easy to insert HTML5 video on a webpage with Dreamweaver CS6/CC, and it's easy to put this video on mute. Just click the "Mute" button in the properties panel.

  The code is:

  < video preload = 'auto' the control loop >

  < src = "source ShutterSpeed640.mp4" type = "video/mp4" > "

  < / video >

  TO:

  < video preload = 'auto' controls mute loop >

  < src = "source ShutterSpeed640.mp4" type = "video/mp4" > "

  < / video >

  But I want to do is have muted the page loading, then be a way for the Viewer to reactivate the video.

  I have been searching the forum & tutorials & have not found an answer. Could someone put me on the right track?

  I'm not a whiz at coding, I just push when something does not work in Design mode, and over the years on end back in minimal knowledge. Maybe just enough to make me dangerous... to myself.

  Thank you

  JAF

  But I want to do is have muted the page loading, then be a way for the Viewer to reactivate the video.

  Not what the attribute 'mute '.

  is it already?

• FMS 4 HTTP dynamic streaming in the HTML5 &lt; video &gt; tag

  We recently bought FMS4 and I'm in the middle of the implementation.  However, not that it's a HUGE deal, but...

  I see conflicting answers in the forums on if yes or not it is possible to stream multimedia content in the < video > tag HTML5 (dating back to early 2010).

  Ideally, I would like to stream (most of the time using the flash), but for specific browsers that support it, (chrome, ff, IE9 and select iOS devices) HTML5 video tags.

  For example, FMS 4 can do that?

  < the video id = 'something' controls = "orders" >

  "< source src ="http://video.mydomain.com/vod/myMovie.mp4"type =" video/mp4; codecs = "avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2" "/ >"

  <!--[if IE]>

  < object > blah, blah, blah

  blah blah blah < embed > < / embed >

  < / object >

  <![endif]-->

  < / video >

  If so, how?  I gave it a shot using the code above (less the "blah, blah, blah' ) and the video plays not - if it is the case, it's a syntax error, then please be so kind as to provide the correct syntax.

  However, if this is not possible unless you download something else, like file HTTP streaming package manager or the module for HTTP Dynamic Streaming origin... Please direct me accordingly.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you kindly in advance.

  No.... for files, you can use progressive via apache.

  configuration guide is here:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/flashmediaserver/configadmin/WSE2A5A7B9-E118-496F-92F9-E295038 DB7DB.html

• Problem with the output of HTML5 video

  Hi, I have this course that I build. I need to insert several videos. 1 per slide. I managed to insert the .mp4 videos and when I export out of HTML5, the first video works fine. While all the other videos does not work. I just hear the sound but can't see the video. Also, if I go back to the first video that was working, it does not yet appear, but I can hear the audio.

  As soon as you have more than 1 video in the project, the first works well the first time that you see, and then if you go back, you hear only the audio, not the images. All other videos in the project does not appear, but you can still hear the audio.

  I use the latest version of Captivate 6, exit to HTML5.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Welcome to the Adobe Forums.

  Can you please insert the video as the "video event" and then try to publish the HTML 5 output and display the output.

  Also can you please try with any other example of .mp4 file and then view the output as HTML5.

  Thank you

  Loveesh

• Play HTML5 video with JavaScript does not hide the overlay dimming video

  I googled this problem and found nothing useful and also checked the area of support here and still nothing. I'm creating a webpage with HTML5 video. I made a layer with the video object that is hidden with CSS, until the user clicks on a link. When the user clicks on the link, I use a JavaScript function to display and play the HTML5 video object. Works fine except that Firefox keeps the overlay in place play button while playing my video! If I click on the overlay, the video stops. Then if I click again, the overlay disappears and the video resumes playback.

  I realize there are solutions that can be pirated. But it is certainly a bug that the rest overlay in place after the start of the video via a JavaScript command. I hope that this problem finds its way to the right people at Mozilla for resolution.

  Thank you
  -DK

  Can you please update to Firefox 18.0.1 and see if the problem exists in a new profile? (13 is no longer supported)

  Use the Profile Manager to create and delete profiles Firefox

  If this happens again please give an example of site Web with the show and the screenshots of what should happen compared to what's going on

• The point on the compatibility of the browser with HTML5 video and mp4s?

  I currently have a mp4 video on my site, and the video is currently hosted by YouTube. But I would like to move it to our web server using the HTML5 video element. So far, pretty simple:

  < div id = "videodiv" >

  < src = "videos/video my_video.mp4" control width = '100% ' > < / video > "

  < / div >

  What I read, I was ready to provide alternative (webm and ogg) formats, but I tested it with Firefox, Chrome and IE10, and they seem to all work. I do not have to provide three versions of the video, because it is a precursor to a 8 added more videos to our Web site. The browser world all got on board with mp4 now, or do I always have to provide alternatives?

  Thank you

  http://techslides.com/demos/sample-videos/small.MP4' type = "video/mp4" >

  If you don't see this, you are using a

  outdated browser that does not support

  the video tag.

  All modern browsers now support MP4.  Not so a few years ago. So we used relief WEBM and OGG.

• How to do HTML5 videos works again?

  I've recently updated for Firefox 35 and now HTML5 videos will not work. I have NoScript, but disabling or removing it does not solve the problem. Switching in safe mode does not solve the problem. The problem is solved using a fresh profile or removing the prefs.js file, but this is not an option for me, as all my settings from scratch would be tedious hassle with that I wouldn't rather deal with restoration.

  I know that the problem is with the update for Firefox 35 precisely because everything was working fine before and stopped working after. To be absolutely certain, I turned on my laptop that had the exact same extensions and settings imported to it from this computer with FEBE earlier. He used the 34.0.5 version and all was well with this version. I tested it with the site of the vine, all the videos worked. It also downloaded the update for Firefox 35 in the background and as soon as I restarted, the HTML5 videos were broken.

  It's certainly something that Mozilla has changed but I forgot to change/remove an old framework which is scrub place works. If I could just figure out which lines in the prefs.js file was causing the problem, I would delete/change myself in Notepad.

  For the record, I already had media.windows - media - foundation.enabled set to false. Videos that use Flash seem to work. I think Vimeo using HTML5, but it is the site of Flash videos not only that I could find that still works. Flash and Java have been updated the most recent versions.

  COR - el said

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  As I said, safe mode does not solve the problem. He is not one of my extensions. I tried to disable hardware acceleration earlier, but wasn't it no more.

  Your list of details of the system shows that you have a user.js file in the profile folder to initialize prefs each time you start Firefox.
  The user.js file is present than if you or another software has created this file and normally it wouldn't be here.

  It has only these two lines:
  user_pref ("protocol - handler.warn - external .dnUpdate", false);
  user_pref ("browser.sessionstore.resume_from_crash", false);

  Sure they are related to the extension, so I don't touch them.

  There the prefs of media who do not by default?

  • Media.*. Enabled

  As I said, media - media.windows - foundation.enabled is set to false and it was the only entry with this search term that was not established by default. I changed to true and restarted and it fixed everything. Funniest, however, do the opposite was a solution proven for people with this problem in the past. This site says to do. You have said to do! https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/961627

  So, anyone read this for future use, you may or may not have changed this setting later in 2013. Firefox 35 requires you to change back. Problem solved.

• Dreamweaver - green line on the side of the MP4 videos, part 2

  The original discussion: Re: Dreamweaver - green line on the side of MP4 videos

  OK now I get disturbed (not the fault of you guys of course).

  I discovered that the green line is NOT on my videos, but is caused by the insertion of the video (via Insert-HTML-HTML5 video).

  Another method of insertion, the original route, I used in the old (Insert HTML plugin) version works better - does not cause the green line, but the line grey on the background remains.

  I don't want ALL the lines on the edges of my videos. (I like black open space, that I had, it's much more aesthetic and gives a full page less busy look).

  As you can see on other videos (approx) on the menu, what happened to the previous version of DW (defective if it was with El Capitan - it crashed or took a force - quit almost whenever I used it).   http://www.communicomics.com/eyemenu.html

  I am trying to edit these videos, and there seems to be no way to reintegrate those who are free to line to this new version.

  (This happens when I try to re - insert the same videos in this new version.) It is certainly something in this new version, which is the cause.)

  I am also changing the text, and apparently I can also no longer edit the text using the 'direct' either - the only way I found to do it is to make a code live/split screen and revise the text in the code section.

  I also miss the opportunity to make a convenient toggle of the widths of the table (I tried to create a new page, thinking that the green line can be caused by the table created in the previous version.

  (Maybe there is a simple way to edit live view that I'm missing?)

  But I'm trying to get this stuff finalized, and this new version is screwing things upward.

  I'll take the time to learn the Muse, but today, I need a quick way to work with what I have (and of course, when I do, there is no guarantee of Muse will not have the same question 'lines').

  I just want to be able to replace the videos with revision without the lines.

  If there is no work around for this, is it possible to have the old version of DW back so I can finish it without all this hassle?

  Please advise, my countdown has...

  Thanks again,

  Joe

  To get rid of the green line, make sure that your output video width is a multiple of 16.

  Short answer. With MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 (and other codecs DCT based), compression is applied to a grid of 16 x 16 pixel macroblocks. With MPEG - 4 Part 10 (h.264), multiple of 4 and 8 also works, but 16 is more effective.

  Nancy O.

• Pavilion Slimline s3120N will not recognize the new video card

  I can't get my computer to recognize and use a new video card. I tried 3 cards (GeForce 8400GS... cards 2different and Radeon HD 4550). The computer continues using the onboard video. For each card, I did the following:

  Go to configuration, advanced and changed the main graphics card 'on board' to 'PCI-E '.

  Saved and let the computer start.

  Stop and insert the new video card into the PCI-E slot

  Start the computer and installed the latest driver

  Computer restarts

  No matter what I do, it always uses the embedded video. I am running Windows 7 Home Premium. How can I use the PCI-E slot/video card? Any suggestions?

  I think that your problem may be the power supply unit (PSU).  The video card that you have installed require a minimum of 300W/350W.  The power supply of your computer is perhaps only 180W; 220W at the most.  You can check by opening the case and by reading the label on.  It's just too much difference for the card to function properly.

• the tag Video can't play mp4 format.

  Hello experts,

  I'm playing the mp4 video using the html5 video tag. His throw error format not supported. Please help me

  Kind regards

  Sandesh.

  I've added the video.type = "video/mp4"; for the Chair code, its working fine now. Thanks to a bouquet.

• Insertion of FLV videos which allow students to start and stop any where

  Hello

  I am inserting the flv videos that students must be able to start and stop anywhere, and when the video gets to the end, the student click on the button NEXT to go to the next slide.

  As long as the student allows playback of the video without interruption, the button NEXT appears at the end.

  The problem I have is that everything works except the button FOLLOWING does not appear at the end of the video, unless the button NEXT is visible for the duration of the video is.

  If the button IS visible all the while that the display of the video, the student is able to skip the video without looking.

  I need the students access to the entire video as part of the course.

  Is this possible?

  Here is what happened.

  I did what you suggested. I also had to insert another Widget playback bar to allow the student to stop the video and restart in a different position. The problem is that the student can stll drag the cursor in the horizontal position at the end of the video, and spend the rest of the video if they want to.

  What I had to do was to show only the playback bar near the end of the tail of the video to allow the student to maniplulate the position of the video if they want to replay one somewhere else. If they don't do anything, the video will automatically switch to the next slide.

  Thanks for the suggestion insert you as a "multi-slide synchronized video" that helped a lot.

• How does the new HTML5 video Support? and what are the limits?

  If the new benefit has been relased as well as many new features, including the video support HTML5 then with the new feature, here are a few new questions!

  How Edge to load the video? It is fully preloaded before Edge shows the content? Or is it more of a pregressive 'youtube' loading while playing?

  Or can choose us?

  What is the example of recommended video file size 4 MB?

  How does edge deal with browsers that only support .ogg or .webm instead of mp4?

  What about ISO & tablets support? loading time, 'delay', etc.?

  When you import an audio or video file, a group is created for you. You can import media with the same name (videosample.ogv; videosample.mp4) this group for compatibility with browsers. The corresponding format is chosen according to the browser which is in charge of the composition.

  About the WebM format - you can also add a webm file in your publication. However since it is a format of royalty, Animate will not display a live preview in the authoring tool. If your browser supports this then it will definitely play fine on the browser preview.

  You can take a look at the video lesson In - app, which is available in the Panel of lesson for more details on how it works.

  And Yes, you have options to preload for HTML5 video too, however progressive download is not available. You will need to use scripts using JS to achieve this functionality.

  Hope this helps and try this out.

  -Reynaud