<video> Attributes

• HTML5 GLOBAL ATTRIBUTES
• src - a URI giving the location of the video.
• poster - a URI giving the location of an image to display while no video data is available.
• preload - this attribute can be used by web authors to set whether the video file is preloaded by the browser and can have one of these values:
  1. none - indicates to the browser that video file does not need downloading automatically due to not being needed or to save bandwidth.
  2. metadata - indicates the browser can download the information about the video track such as duration, title etc.
  3. auto - indicates the browser can download the entire track plus metadata as it will be needed.
  4. "" - an empty string - the same as auto.
  5. empty - ie. <video preload> - the same effect as auto.
• autoplay - the video starts playing automatically if this attribute is present and plays to the end:
  1. autoplay - <video autoplay="autoplay">
  2. "" - an empty string. ie. <video autoplay="">
  3. empty - ie. <video autoplay>
• muted - used to give the default audio state of the video, can have the following values:
  1. muted - the audio is muted - <video muted="muted">
  2. "" - an empty string. ie. <video muted="">
  3. empty - ie. <video muted>
• mediagroup - used to link multiple media elements together - a string.
• loop - same as repeat - the video plays on a loop starting again when it reaches the end. Can have the following values:
  1. loop - <video loop="loop">
  2. "" - an empty string. ie. <video loop="">
  3. empty - ie. <video loop>
• controls - when set this instructs the browser to supply playback controls - indicates that the designer hasn't included any scripted controls. Can be set as follows:
  1. controls - <video controls="controls">
  2. "" - an empty string. ie. <video controls="">
  3. empty - ie. <video controls>
• width - the width of the <video> element given in CSS pixels.
• height - the height of the <video> element given in CSS pixels.