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#Html5 video player local file movie

#Html5 video player local file movie

Use Insert > Multimedia > HTML5 Movie to embed the video within a topic amongst other content.

There are two basic ways of making the video available within your Flare content: Since this means that the video is potentially outside of your control, you will need to be confident that the video is available and that its URL is stable.

Web-based: at another Web location (for example, on your company's web server).

Also, an increasing number of Internet users choose to search YouTube for solutions to their problems, and posting your videos on YouTube will enable these users to find and view your videos directly (rather than be forced to launch them from your Help).

On YouTube or Vimeo: a potential advantage is that both platforms automatically encode your video at various resolutions, which enables users to select their preferred resolution during playback.

In addition, this option is likely to result in the fastest page load time of the page containing the video.

The advantage is that the video is under your control and guaranteed to be available to the end user. Locally hosted: within the Content folder of the Flare project so that it is included as one of the files published by the HTML5 target.The first decision you have to make is where you are going to locate the video file. In this article, I explain the various ways in which you can incorporate these videos (or indeed any other video in a format supported by HTML5) into your Flare projects, and maximise the responsiveness and "findability" of these videos. In a previous article, I described how you can use MadCap Mimic to create MP4 video demonstrations.