This thread here touched on the subject, but I think it warrents its own forum post.
It would be great to be able to embed webms like this
<img src=http://i.imgur.com/mbwdart.webm>
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 Dec 4 2015, 1:51 pm
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Many upload sites (Ahem, Imgur) convert large gifs to webms by default.
This thread here touched on the subject, but I think it warrents its own forum post. It would be great to be able to embed webms like this | |||||||
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Dec 4 2015, 1:56 pm
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Lummox JR
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Webm is a video format, not an image format. You can't use it with an <img> tag. There's no way for the site to do anything with that.
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You could just directly allow webm embeds. Kinda like how you handle youtube embedding, with an iframe.
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YouTube embedding doesn't currently use an iframe; it uses an object container.
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I don't know if the site uses HTML5 but
So how do you embed video on a Web page using HTML5 syntax? It’s simple: | |
And youtube embeds should use the iframe container instead of object, its just begging to lose compatibility otherwise
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I can change it at some point. It shouldn't be horrible.
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Youtube embeds are literally just like http://youtube.com/v/
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gifv for life.
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"gifv" is just a webm
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