I used both techniques as descxribed by heathrow:
var youtubevid = $("<iframe/>");
sym.$("vcontainer").append(youtubevid);
youtubevid.attr('type','text/html');
youtubevid.attr('width','425');
youtubevid.attr('height','350');
youtubevid.attr('src','http://www.youtube.com/embed/0PrmdL2k7AE'); // url/Video_Id
youtubevid.attr('frameborder','1'); // 1 | 0
youtubevid.attr('allowfullscreen','0'); // 1 | 0
and
// Begin copy here
// create a text object called vid;
// the text object, eveything between the quotes is nothing more than a basic snippet from w3schools for html5 video;
var vid = $("<video width='352' height='155' controls='controls'>" +
"<source src='http://www.w3schools.com/html5/movie.mp4' type='video/mp4' />" +
"<source src='http://www.w3schools.com/html5/movie.ogg' type='video/ogg' />" +
"This browser is not compatible with HTML 5" +
"</video>");
// stage symbol lookup, and append the above vid object to it;
// in other words, get the div called 'vcontainer' and attach the video control to it;
sym.$("vcontainer").append(vid);
// additional options for the video object
vid.attr('autoplay','autoplay');
vid.attr('preload','auto');
// End copy here
Embed mp4 / video file in an element created with Edge
And they both work great locally but after I upload to my host I get nada zilch nothing. Help please!