> In other words, I want a license to cheat and say that I can render that > example above in HTML5 as a video element containing three sources, two > videos and an image. What say you?
Thank you, everyone, but the whole thing is predicated on a
misunderstanding. I was sure that HTML5 allowed
<video>
<source src="video.webm"/>
<source src="video.mp4"/>
<source src="image.png"/>
</video>
But it does not. You can only put video sources in a video tag, no
images. What you often see, and I must have been remembering, is:
<video>
<source src="video.webm"/>
<source src="video.mp4"/>
<img src="image.png"/>
</video>
But that only works in browsers that don’t understand the video tag *at
all*.
Be seeing you,
norm
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> However it happens, the end of the world will be a parochial little
> affair, unnoticed in the universe at large.--Richard Dawkins
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