How do you embed a video into an email?
925929
you have to have the video downnloaded so that you can put it in an email but otherwise you can only send the link or code which if its blocked neither of those do any good.
1060323
Send yahoo an Email.  Or just write a lot of questions like, "Why does the new Yahoo video format suck so badly?"
463170
u can do it with photomail. by the way what is tivo?
52063
If you want it to play automatically you can use the <embed> element. This is supported in IE, Netscape and Firefox. The code is (substitute whatever format for avi):\n<embed src="video.avi" />\nThe <embed> element is supported by both Internet Explorer and Netscape, but it is not a standard HTML or XHTML element. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) recommend using the <object> element instead.\n\nThe code for this is:\n<object data="video.avi" type="video/avi" />
736088
You'll need to convert it to a format that media player understands (avi), or download a codec pack like Klite so media player can play it.\nSince you didn't say what the codec was of the email vid hard to tell you what exactly you need to do.
652099
From the slide layout menu (under "Format") choose "content", then double click on the slide to pick the video file you want to play.\n\nFYI it doesn't copy the file into your presentation, so if you move/email the presentation (the .ppt file) to a different computer it won't be able to find the movie.
655226
<embed allowScriptAccess="never" src="http://www.videowebsiteaddressgoeshere.com " height="280" width="344" autoplay=false hidden=x loop=false volume=200></embed>\n\n\nThis is the HTML needed for a video on a webpage.  You have to have the video on a webpage somewhere, if you upload it your self and have it on the same domain as this page, then just be sure to put the subdomain name inside the "".  If its on a different page, just copy the link and put it inside the "".  If you want to it autoplay, change it from false to true.  If you want it to be bigger or smaller just change the hight and width.  GOOD LUCK AND ENJOY MAKING WEBPAGES!!
863808
On the right hand side of the youtube video there are two boxes.\n\nOne labeled URL or something like that\n\nand the other labeled embed. You want to copy the details in that box and past it into the myspace comment Field.\n\nor thats how we used to be able to do it before there were myspace videos...
394608
Just enter the video code, usaually starts with <embed src=....etc...
934995
I don't think you're going to be able to e-mail a clip of video.  The file size is too large, maximum upload size for most emaill programs is 1 MB.  The easiest way around this, do a google search for file Lodge.  Create an account, this is free.  Upload the video up to the server, then e-mailed the URL to your grandmother.  She will be able to play the video right out of your account.  I hope this helps good luck!
931564
Just use the regular video embed code. It should play using quicktime like a normal quicktime file.
113892
Use Winzip or something similar to compress all the files into one folder which you can attach to you email. You have to keep in mind what the attachment size limit is on both your email server as well as that of the person you are sending it to.
264294
upload it to a site such as youtube.com.  then send the link.
136784
compose a new email and attach the pic file from the disc with that email. \nsend the email\nthat is the simplest way to send pictures via email.
460764
Ok, first you need to how the video on the internet.  The video can be in a .avi .mov or .wmv format.  Then in the place you want to video to go insert the html code of...\n\n<img dynsrc="Location of you video" src="Screenshot of your video">\n\nThat should do it.  For audio it is....\n\n<embed src="Audio file here" height=50 width=100 autostart="true or false (choose one)">\n\nSend me a message if you need more help with HTML
235053
Yes it is possible. There are several ways to do it.\nFor example you can put in html document a link to an avi file, hosted on any server in the net. When your friend click on the link hi will load *.avi document in defolt application (Windows Media Player for instance). \nYou can do the same using Apple Quick Time format - *.mov \nIf you use Macromedia Flash, you can embed in html document link to flash video file too (*.flv)\nIn all this cases recipient will see your video, but technically it will be not embedded in. It will be linked.  The result is the same.
755548
u can save it on a file on your computer and attach the file in the email