


There you will find many options like copy. HTML5 video opens up new unique possibilites for creating interactions with within player and other elements of the page (e.g having a inline video advertisement pause the video) Unfortunately each browser that supports HTML5 requires a different video format (Safari-H.264, Firefox- Ogg, Chrome-WEBM) and some browsers like Internet Explorer 8 and earlier don't support HTML5 and require still require Flash video. From youtube videos, right click on the video body while play on the background. Playing video within the browser eliminates the need (and CPU playback overhead) for third party plugins like Flash or Silverlight. You can open a streaming site, view the source of the page and find the URL of the video (sometimes you have to play the video in order to be able to see the URL). HTML5 includes the tag allowing direct video playback within the browser.
