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  1. Didjo
    Thanks for your answer, about your suggestion I have already thought about it, but change the width and height will also change the quality and resize?
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    Hi, I wanted to create a new topic but I think I will use this. I have some troubles with my video expand codes: <body> <video id="myVideo" onmouseover="this.src='1080x720.webm';" onmouseout="this.src='300x600.webm';" border="0" onclick="VideoControl()" controls autoplay> <source src="300x600.mp4" type="video/mp4"> <source src="300x600.webm" type="video/webm"> <source src="300x600.ogv" type="video/ogg"> Your Browser does not support the video tag </video> [...] </body> As you can see, my page loads a video (300x600), when the mouse is over the video a new video will appear(1080x720), and when the mouse is out the 300x600 comes back, but here are my problems: -When I run with Chrome, there's no 300x600, there's just the sound, but the onmouseover works and the onmouseout too, why it doesn't work at the beginning? -When I run with Firefox, the 300x600 at the beginning works but not the onmouseover, I have to reload(or F5) to make it work, why? And I have other questions: -I want to make all formats video for the 1080x720, well I mean, is it possible to do something like this? onmouseover="this.src='1080x720.webm'; this.src='1080x720.mp4'; this.src='1080x720.ogg';" Or there's another way to do this? -I would like that 1080x720 begins at the same time 300x600, so when the mouse is over the 300x600, the 1080x720 will appear but not at the beginning, is it possible? -Concerning the onmouseover and onmouseout, i'd like to make something like a load-timer/animation, so when the user pass his mouse over the video, he thinks that the video will get 'bigger', more like a transition, is it possible to do something like this? Thanks
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    I tried this: function test() { var i = 0; var bool = boolean; var myVideo = document.getElementById('Video1'); bool = "true"; While i < 7 If myVideo.ended() myVideo.play() i++ } } I may be wrong in my syntax but is correct if i make something like this? And how do i put this function in <video id="Video1" ...> ?
  4. Didjo
    Hi, Thank you for your answers, I tried this, of course it didn't work: function timer() { var myVideo = document.getElementById('Video1'); var i = 0; while (i < 2) { myVideo.loop = true; i++; } myVideo.loop = false; } Did I forget something or the syntax is completely wrong?
  5. Didjo
    Hi everyone, I tried to make a video which will start at the beginning and star over again <video id="Video1" controls autoplay loop> <source src="VideoXYZ.mp4" type="video/mp4"> <source src="VideoXYZ" type="video/webm"> <source src="VideoXYZ" type="video/ogg"> Your Browser does not support the video tag </video> But I want to loop the video 5 or 7 times then it definitely stops until I refresh the page, and of course I don't have a clue how to make a timer to LOOP. First, is it possible to do this? if yes, how to do it? Thank you
  6. Didjo
    Hi, have you tried to put autoplay like this? <object class="BLOG_video_class" contentid="73839d7b1997a137" height="266" id="BLOG_video-73839d7b1997a137" width="320" autoplay></object>
  7. Didjo
    Hi everyone, I'm Didjo, 23, sorry if my english can be sometimes weird, i'm French, i'd like to learn more about Html, CSS, Javascript etc. Well Pleasure to meet you
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