Linking to Audio file

Linking to an audio clip is quite similar to linking to an external graphics file, or another web page. In this method, we make use of the Anchor tag <A< to an audio file.

Syntax<A Href="URL ofaudiofile">link text</A>

Example<A Href="audio_1.mp3">Click</A>

We can make use of an image also in place of the linked text.

Example<A Href="audio_1.mp3"><Img Src="img1.jpg"></A>

When the user clicks on the linked text or image, the browser retrieves the audio file from the server and launches a helper application or plug-in to play the file, such as Real Player.

If the browser uses an external player, a new small window from the helper application opens with the controls for playing the audio.

<HTML>
<BODY Bgcolor="Pink">
<PRE>
<CENTER>
<H1>Using Anchor tag to link to an audio file <BR>
<A Href="audio_1.mp3">Click heretoplaytheaudio</A>
</CENTER>
</PRE>
</BODY> </HTML>

INSERTING VIDEO

We can insert video files in our HTML pages by using the same method as used for inserting the audio files. The supported file formats include:.mp4, .webm, .ogg, etc. Let us see how we can add video in our webpage:

Linking to a Video file

A video file is linked to an HTML document in the same way as an audio file is linked i.e., using the <A>

Syntax:<A Href="URL of video file">link text</A>

Example:<A Href=" ideo_1.mp4">click<A>

<HTML>
<BODY Bgcolor="Pink">
<PRE>
<CENTER>
<H1>Using Anchor tag to link to an video file <BR>
<A Href="audio_1.mp4">Click here to play the video</A>
</CENTER>
</PRE>
</BODY> </HTML>

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