14. The URL parameter for Windows Media Player requires a URL and cannot accept a local filename.
15. With the volume parameter for Windows Media Player, 10 specifies full volume.
16. If you use an older browser that doesn’t support the <audio> tag, you can fall back to using the
<object> tag.
17. You should only install an ActiveX control or add-on if you completely trust the publisher and the
Web site offering it.
18. Instructors use videos to help students better understand complex topics in online classes.
19. Video clips are unlikely to have a large file size.
20. If you want to see what a video clip looks like at its default size, you must enter the height and width
attributes.
21. The name parameter for the Windows Media Player tells the name of the object that you want to insert.
22. With Windows Media Player, the default for the autostart parameter is “false,” which means that a clip
will not automatically start unless you set autostart to “true.”
23. With the playcount parameter of the <object> tag, the default is two times.
24. With the <video> tag, the poster attribute specifies an image to be shown while the video is
downloading, or until the user hit the play button.
25. The video element validates in HTML 4 and XHTML.