I tried 640x480
But the Video did not come out right.

Ok, good attempt candy glad to see you're learning you've improved a lot these past few weeks, before long you'll have the videos mastered, so I'll keep teaching you as long as you are willing to learn, so I'll show you the mistake. Below is the code before I corrected it, notice the width="640

It is missing a quotation mark after the number 640, there should be a quotation mark before and after the number like this: width="640"

This is how the code was before I corrected it:

Code:

<iframe width="640 height="480" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/_mKSKZau9qs" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>


This is the code corrected with the quotes on either side of 640:

Code:

<iframe width="640" height="480" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/_mKSKZau9qs" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Result:

Thank You Tyler
I thought something might be wrong with the code.
I am always willing to learn.
I understand what was wrong.

You're welcome. You know coding is the building blocks of all websites, codes make up everything you see on a webpage. Every single thing involves specially designed codes to preform certain functions in website development and design, such as page layouts using CSS and HTML, all require particular codes done precisely right in order to work,  and as you can imagine is a lot of coding to learn, and the learning process never ends because new codes are constantly being introduced and depreciated. This forum is nothing more than a bunch of coding all put together to look and preform the way it does.

Video codes and codec are important to learn because they are used on the webpages themselves, or more importantly the flashplayer program, so having an understanding of all things related to webpages including what goes on them is important too, not just the creation of the webpage. So since I enjoy all this I keep learning because it never gets boring, there is always something new to learn, and you are quickly rewarded when you do it right, and if you don't do it right you immediately know you haven't learned it yet, so you go back and try again. So its always nice to help someone like yourself no matter how big or how little they want to learn. You may walk away from coding and never look back once you get the embed video coding down, and many do, they want to learn one specific thing then they are done. And theres nothing wrong with that, you get out of it as much as you're willing to put into it, as it should be. Its how important it is to each individual, and everyones different, everyone has there own priorities.

I used to know all this very well but will start again.Thanks for the wonderful video,Candy