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I changed the way I create links to use references to a data YML file instead of relying on the capture tag and including reference to the file with the captions. Using the capture tag was highly susceptible to broken links and way too manual. See the Links topic for more detail about the new method.

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Tom Johnson
2015-09-13 16:33:16 -07:00
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summary: "You can embed files with a Video JS wrapper by adding 'video: true' in the frontmatter. Alternatively, you can just fall back on the default video wrapper in the browser."
video: true
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{% include linkrefs.html %}
## About Video JS
The theme has the [video.js](http://www.videojs.com/) player integrated. But the scripts only appear on a page or post if you have certain frontmatter in that page or post. If you want to embed a video in a page and use the Video JS player, add `video: true` in your frontmatter of a page or post, and then add code like this where you want the video to appear:
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However, I don't think the built-in browser video players work very well (you can't easily scrub around the video without seeing lots of buffering and other issues). But definitely compare the two. You may find that adding the Video JS wrapper is overkill.
{{warning}}Github wasn't designed to store video content. If you have an mp3 file, don't store it in your Github directory. Instead, put it on a web host using regular FTP methods, or stream the video from a video streaming service such as Youtube or Vimeo. Also, note that Github's Large File Storage (which does handle large files) isn't compatible with Github Pages.{{end}}
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