Using Audio and Video in HTML 5

12/26/2011

This is the second post in the new HTML 5 post seriesYou can find the first post about HTML 5 input form elements and validation here In this post I would like to show you how to use audio and video.We all know that audio and video are everywhere on the web nowadays and are part of the web experience in many sites.

This is a new way of adding audio and video (new html elements) with HTML 5 which does not require any plugins.We can have audio and video playing natively in the browserSince the...(read more).

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