<![CDATA[High-definition video encoding and streaming]]></h1> , otherwise HTML tags must be escaped. NOTE: You can either use CDATA or escaped HTML, but not both, otherwise the content will not be unescaped. --> <content:encoded>  <![CDATA[ <p> Media Services enables you to encode your media files into formats that can be played on a wide variety of browsers and devices. For example, you might want to stream your content in Apple's HLS or MPEG DASH formats. Before streaming, you should encode your high-quality digital media file. For encoding guidance, see <a href="encoding-concept" data-linktype="relative-path">Encoding concept</a>. This tutorial uploads a local video file and encodes the uploaded file. You can also encode content that you make accessible via a HTTPS URL. For more information, see <a href="job-input-from-http-how-to" data-linktype="relative-path">Create a job input from an HTTP(s) URL</a>. </p> <p> Here is an example of an embedded 1PP video using the 'video' tag</p> </source> </video> <p> And here is an example of an embedded 3PP YouTube video using 'iframe' </p> </iframe> <p> You can also embed an inline slideshow using html as below.</p> <div class="slideshow"> <cite>Slideshow author</cite> <title>Slideshow title