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- The power of the web has revolutionized the way that we connect and share experiences. Film, television and, well, teaching, have all been transformed by the ability of the web to transmit video. One way to put video content on a webpage, is to use the video element in HTML. Just like the audio element, we can create a video element with both an opening and a closing tag. We use the source attribute to point to a video file, and we add the controls attribute to tell the browser to create a video player for us. Great. Weamp;#39;re done now, right? Well, there are a couple problems for us to solve. The first has to do with how videos are encoded. For the simplest version of this demo, Iamp;#39;ve made a video file that is 480p. Compressed using the h.264 codec delivered as an MP4 file. 480p means that there are 480 lines of resolution or 720 pixels wide by 400 pixels tall. Itamp;#39;s standard def, not HD, not 4K. Iamp;#39;m using the H.264 codec because it has the widest support a