You can embed multimedia files into a Confluence page as as easily as you can an image. Confluence supports these formats:
You can use other types of files, but you may need to specify the 'classid', 'codebase' and 'pluginspage' properties so that your web browser can recognise the file type, as described below.
Take a look at the Office Connector for embedding Office documents and presentations onto your Confluence page. Or try the Widget Connector for displaying live content from external sites. |
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Attach the file to the page. You can then include it as you would include an image, like this:
!filename.mov! |
Define the properties of the embedded object using a comma-separated list of properties. For example:
!filename.mov|height=800,width=600,id=media! |
If the file does not have a meaningful extension, specify the mime type like this:
!filename|type=image/jpeg! |
To play .avi files, you need to specify the dimensions and type. For example, to play a test.avi file:
!test.avi|height=200,width=200,id=media! |
By default, each embedded object is wrapped in a |
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