This is why it works and what Corion already said. The video serves because the context is the file:/// tree. But once you serve the HTML through any kind of webserver, the path to the video will not exist in that context. Probably one of these will work but it depends on the type and configuration of the webserver you are using–

<source src="video.mp4" type="video/mp4">
<source src="c/video.mp4" type="video/mp4">
...etc...
[download]

no this is also not working..Any other way please tell me??

What URL are you using to visit your CGI and what webserver is your CGI working with/under? You just need to get a handle on the difference between the file system and the webserver environment. Once you understand that, the path stuff will start to make more sense, I think.

Maybe shouting will help :D

file:// IS NOT THE INTERNET, file:// IS NOT HTTP, file:// IS NOT CGI, file::// IS NOT THE INTERNET

http://.... is the internet

http://....cgi is the internet

http://....mp4 is the internet

Your webserver maps ...cgi to a directory on your harddisk ( like /home/foo/bar )

/home/.../cgi-bin maps to http://.../cgi-bin

/home/.../public_html/foo.html maps to http://.../foo.html

https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/howto/public_html.html#cgi / Apache Tutorial: Dynamic Content with CGI

FYI

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So how can i map the local drive like /home/../test.mp4 of course it is not the http:://home../test.mp4