Overview The SampleVideo project illustrates how to embed a YouTube video in a source document that you process in WebWorks ePublisher. Users who view the ePublisher HTML output, such as an online help website, can play the video. In this sample project, I created the source document (SampleVideo.docx) in Microsoft Word 2016. You can use similar techniques to embed videos in Adobe FrameMaker or DITA source documents. You can use the Word ribbon tools or ePublisher passthrough code to embed the videos. The best approach depends on the kinds of output that you plan to generate from the DOCX files, and how you want the users to view the videos. I created the project in WebWorks ePublisher Designer. The project has an almost factory-default configuration, except for the video configurations described explicitly below. The project has the following outputs: • Reverb2: This output illustrates HTML5 online help with a responsive UI. To view this output, open the following file in a browser:SampleVideo\Output\Reverb2\index.html • DHTML: This output illustrates Dynamic HTML, used mainly for integrating the ePublisher output into other systems. To view the output, open the following file:SampleVideo\Output\DHTML\SampleVideo\toc.html (or open any of the other HTML files in the folder) • Independently of ePublisher, I generated a PDF by running the Word > Save As > PDF command. To view the PDF, open the following file:SampleVideo\SampleVideo.pdf The sample video that I used in this project is a WebWorks training session entitled "Reverb 2.0 The Do's and the Really Do's": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeIV2XgNs2o&t=125s