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Moodle makes embedding video and sound files very straightforward. Media (audio and video) may be dragged and dropped directly onto the course page, added as a [[File resource]] or linked to as a [[URL]] resource and  they will  also display in Moodle's text editor. Using the [[Atto editor]] provides extra options when uploading media files.
Moodle makes embedding video and sound files very straightforward. Media (audio and video) may be dragged and dropped directly onto the course page, added as a [[File resource]] or linked to as a [[URL]] resource and  they will  also display in Moodle's text editor. Using the [[Atto editor]] provides extra options with media files, such as the option to directly record sound and video from the editor.


See [[Video]] and [[Audio]] for instructions on how to embed video and sound files into the [[Atto editor]].
See [[Video]] and [[Audio]] for instructions on how to embed video and sound files into the [[Atto editor]].
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Latest revision as of 10:17, 6 April 2020

Moodle makes embedding video and sound files very straightforward. Media (audio and video) may be dragged and dropped directly onto the course page, added as a File resource or linked to as a URL resource and they will also display in Moodle's text editor. Using the Atto editor provides extra options with media files, such as the option to directly record sound and video from the editor.

See Video and Audio for instructions on how to embed video and sound files into the Atto editor.

The Multimedia plugins filter must be enabled and then specific players may be enabled or disabled from 'Manage media players' in Site administration.

The default player, VideoJS player supports

    • (video) mov, .mp4, .m4v, .mpeg, .mpe, .mpg, .ogv, .webm, .flv, .f4v
    • (audio) .mp3, .aac, .flac, .m4a, .oga, .ogg, .wav

Other available players are:

  • YouTube (displays videos hosted on youtube)
  • Vimeo (displays videos hosted on vimeo)
  • Flash animation (.swf)
  • HTML 5 video
  • HTML 5 audio

A default width and height for videos can be set by the administrator from the 'Manage media players' page. Teachers adding videos via the Moodle media button in the Atto editor may also specify a width and height.