## My Markdown file TEMPLATE for my video tutorials, with Images.
> #### Below is the best way I have found to make a MD file (With Locally Embeded Video's & Images).
> ##### Convert the .MD file to a "Self Contained Portable Mini Web Page"
> The .MD file can then be Exported as a "Self Contained Portable Mini Web Page", which can then be opened & used locally
> or uploaded to a WebHost & accessed via the main HTML files web address link.
> `When Video's clicked on in a browser via the Portble HTML:` A new web page will automatically open & play the video in there.
> ##### As a standard Markdown(.MD) file...
> `When video's are clicked on in Markdown:` The video will be played via the default video player on that system (Eg. PotPlayer).
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## Option-1 (My Favourite)
##### The Video & Image files stored in the same Local Folder as the Portble HTML, and accessed using the File Name ONLY
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** If the video is clicked from Markdown.. The video is played with the default player (PotPlayer) **
>** If the video is clicked from Markdown Browser Preview.. The video is played in a New Browser Page **
>** If the video is clicked from Markdown Exported Self-Con HTML.. The video is played in a New Browser Page **
>`This works BUT.. YOU MUST PUT ALL VIDEO FILES IN THE SAME FOLDER!!`
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> `This works BUT.. YOU MUST PUT ALL VIDEO FILES IN THE SAME FOLDER!!`
--- ## Option-2 (Good but NOT great) This code is good but.. * You CANNOT manually set the Image to what you want. * The video starts & continues to play in the small video thumbnail, until you make it full screen. * Not easy for the end-user to understand. ### Video and Image is in the same Local Folder as the Portable HTML. The media links are generated from the media's full name. `Eg. video_new.mp4` > > My Embedded Video, in the Local Folder >This code will Automatically give you a Thumbnail of the video.
>This code makes the video play in the same Thumbnail video box.
>IT DOES NOT OPEN A NEW WEB PAGE.
--- Created By Jap-Slappa :)