HTML 5 comes with a standard way of embedding audio files as previously we don’t have any such support on a WEB page. Supported audio formats are as follows:
•MP3
•Wav
•Ogg.

Below is the most simple way to embed an audio file on a web page.
<audio controls>
<source SRC=”jamshed.mp3″ type=”audio/mpeg”>
Your browser does’nt support audio embedding feature.
</audio>

In above code, src value can be relative as well as absolute URL. We can also use multiple <source> elements pointing to different audio files. There are more new ATTRIBUTES for <audio> tag other than src as below:
•controls – it adds controls such as volume, play and pause.
•autoplay – it’s a boolean value which specifies that audio will start playing once it’s ready.
•loop – it’s also a boolean value which specifies looping (means it automatically start playing after it ends).
•preload – auto, metadata and none are the possible values for this attribute.
•auto means plays as it loaded.
•metadata displays audio file’s associated data
•none means not pre-loaded.

HTML 5 comes with a standard way of embedding audio files as previously we don’t have any such support on a web page. Supported audio formats are as follows:
•MP3
•Wav
•Ogg.

Below is the most simple way to embed an audio file on a web page.
<audio controls>
<source src=”jamshed.mp3″ type=”audio/mpeg”>
Your browser does’nt support audio embedding feature.
</audio>

In above code, src value can be relative as well as absolute URL. We can also use multiple <source> elements pointing to different audio files. There are more new attributes for <audio> tag other than src as below:
•controls – it adds controls such as volume, play and pause.
•autoplay – it’s a boolean value which specifies that audio will start playing once it’s ready.
•loop – it’s also a boolean value which specifies looping (means it automatically start playing after it ends).
•preload – auto, metadata and none are the possible values for this attribute.
•auto means plays as it loaded.
•metadata displays audio file’s associated data
•none means not pre-loaded.