I know that the way to embed an image is by
but it does not seem to work with the WebM videos.
https://www.webmproject.org/
WebM is a video file format that all modern web browsers
are able to play by default. WebM files can be
inserted into web pages just like ordinary images/pictures
can be embedded: upload the file to a web server and
the web server does not need any special capabilities for
serving them. One of the benefits of the WebM format
is that videos can be scrolled without downloading the
whole video file before scrolling and the scrolling functionality
works with ordinary, mainstream web servers.
A video for trying out the scrolling possibilities
of a WebM video file:
(The file is ~386MiB)
https://archive.softf1.com/2015/2015_12_27_ccc_de_Joanna_Rutkowska_Towards_Reasonably_Trustworthy_x86_Laptops.webm
On Linux WebM files can be created by
nice -n20 ffmpeg -i ./Schooby_Doo_video.mp4 ./Spooky_video.webm
# It takes a while to convert, hence the "nice".
Thank You for reading my letter &
thank You for the answers :-)
P.S. I briefly surfed the Fossil mailing list
archive at my local computer and I suspect that
I asked something similar in the past. The lack
of WebM video support seems to be something that
I seem to stumble upon repeatedly.
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