Widget for html5 videos requested

Dear Muse developer team,
It would be incredibly useful to have the possibility to insert html5 video files by help of a widget. (Not talking about links to vimeo- or youtube videos which is already possible.)
Yet we have to do tricks with inserting our own html.
A proper widget with varieties to select, such as autoplay, loop, or any options for skins, would be very helpful.
Best,
bartl
(referring to this discussion: http://forums.adobe.com/message/6067994#6067994)

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