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HTML <track> srclang Attribute

The srclang attribute on a <track> tag specifies the language of the text track.

The language is specified as a two-letter HTML language code.

Example

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A srclang attribute on a <track> tag.
The subtitle track is in Spanish.

<video controls="controls" width="320" height="176">
  <source src="/media/godfather.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
  <source src="/media/godfather.ogg" type="video/ogg" />
  <track src="/media/godfather.srt" kind="subtitles" srclang="es" label="Spanish" />
</video>

Using srclang

The srclang attribute specifies the language of the text track.

This attribute accepts a two-letter language code as its value.

If the text track is used for subtitles, the srclang attribute is required.

Tip:  This link has all HTML Language Codes.


Syntax

<track src="URL" srclang="language-code">

Values

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Value Description
language-code Two letter Language Code, e.g. en, ko, nl, es, etc.

Browser support

Here is when srclang support started for each browser:

Chrome
23.0 Nov 2012
Firefox
31.0 Jul 2014
IE/Edge
10.0 Sep 2012
Opera
12.1 Nov 2012
Safari
6.0 Jul 2012

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