![]() ![]() Here's the same video embedded but this time with the muted attribute added: ![]() To turn off the audio of the video you can simply add the muted attribute to the code: Sometimes the audio of the video is not necessary. If you wish the video to play in a loop you can use the loop attribute: On mobile devices, Google and Apple previously blocked videos from autoplaying. Check New Policies for iOS and Muted Autoplay on Mobile for more details. Muted autoplay works in Safari on iOS10+ (while not in low power mode) and in Chrome 53+ on Android. To enable inline playback need to use the playsinline attribute: Ī video can be auto played as soon as it is ready by adding the autoplay attribute: Up until and including iOS9, web videos, when played, would show full screen on the device. Safari on iOS 10+ supports inline playback of videos. Here’s how to allow the browser to preload just the video metadata and show the 1st frame as the poster: We might thus receive a high data transfer bill from our hosting provider if this blog post gets a lot of views. In most of the above players we’ve used preload="none" to prevent the video from being loaded together with the web page because it might use considerable data even if the user will not play the video.
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