Generate HTML Video Tag Easily!

The video HTML element is used to embed a media player that supports video playback in a document. The <video> tag can contain one or more <source> tags with different video sources. The browser will choose the first source it supports. You can enable or disable various attributes to specify information such as the width and height of the video, whether you want it to autoplay and loop, whether you want to display video controls by default in the browser, and more. Our HTML Video Generator will simplify the process of creating embed video HTML code for your web pages.



Steps to Create HTML Video Element in C#

  1. Use the CreateElement() method of Document class to create a video element. In an HTML document, the Document.CreateElement() method creates the HTML element specified by tagName, in our case the tagName is “video”.
  2. Use SetAttribute() method to add controls and other required attributes.
  3. Create a <source> element and set required attributes for it. Use the CreateElement() method with “source” tagName.
  4. Use AppendChild() method to add the <source> element into the <video> element.
  5. Copy C# code for the HTML video element and use it in your project.

Get Started with Aspose.HTML for .NET API

You can use several ways to install the Aspose.HTML for .NET library on your system:

  1. Install a NuGet Package using the NuGet Package Manager GUI.
  2. Install a NuGet Package using the Package Manager Console. You may use the following command PM> Install-Package Aspose.Html.
  3. Install Aspose.HTML for .NET through MSI.

This library supports parsing of HTML5, CSS3, SVG, and HTML Canvas to construct a Document Object Model (DOM) based on the WHATWG DOM Standard. Aspose.HTML for .NET is written completely in C# and can be used to build any type of 32-bit or 64-bit .NET application including ASP.NET, WCF, WinForms & .NET Core. Before running the .NET conversion example code, make sure that you have OS like Microsoft Windows or a compatible with .NET Framework or .NET Standard, and the development environment like Microsoft Visual Studio. For more details about C# library installation and system requirements, please refer to Aspose.HTML Documentation.