The `<video>` element

Creates a video player embedded in the web page and loads a video to play in it.

Full list of attributes

All the usual HTML global attributes are available

autoplay: If present, indicates that the browser should automatically start the video playback as soon as it has buffered enough of the file to make smooth playback likely.
controls: Enables the browsers standard set of controls to allow the user to control playback.
crossorigin: A CORS settings attribute for video files from third party sites.
height: The height, in CSS pixels, to make the video playback region.
loop: If present, the video playback will automatically loop back to the start when it reaches the end of the video file.
mediagroup: Used for synchronizing playback of multiple audio and video streams. The browser will link all <audio> and <video> elements that have the same mediagroup name.
muted: If present, the audio output will be muted to begin with, but the video will still be shown.
poster: The URI of an image file to be displayed to the user before the video itself has been downloaded.
preload: Hint to the browser about how aggressively it should start downloading the video file before it's actually needed.
src: The URI of the video file to load.
width: The width, in CSS pixels, to make the video playback region.