Adding videos to web pages: Difference between revisions

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Most video file types are only supported with an upgraded hosting package. To see the list of supported file types, please to the bottom of this page: http://www.bravenet.com/global/hosting_matrix.php

First you will need to upload the video file to your hosting. You can do that using the File Manager, Java FTP Applet, or a third-party FTP program. We recommend using a FTP program for files bigger than 3MB.

Then you can create a link to your movie file, or embed it directly into your webpage using HTML code.

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	Most video file types are only supported with ~~the Premium~~ hosting. To see the list of supported file types, please to the bottom of this page: http://www.bravenet.com/global/hosting_matrix.php		Most video file types are only supported with an upgraded hosting package. To see the list of supported file types, please to the bottom of this page: http://www.bravenet.com/global/hosting_matrix.php

	First you will need to upload the video file to your hosting. You can do that using the File Manager, Java FTP Applet, or a third-party FTP program. We recommend using a FTP program for files bigger than 3MB.		First you will need to upload the video file to your hosting. You can do that using the File Manager, Java FTP Applet, or a third-party FTP program. We recommend using a FTP program for files bigger than 3MB.