There are four different ways you can go about displaying multimedia content on a Confluence OnDemand page as mentioned in the Embedding Multimedia Content doc. All of which are supported for .mp4:
- Add the macro yourself: Attach the multimedia file to the page in the usual way. Add the Multimedia macro using the macro browser.
- Autocomplete: Attach the multimedia file to the page in the usual way. Type '!' in the editor and choose the multimedia file from the list that appears.
- Drag and drop: Drop the video or other file into the editor. Confluence will attach the file and insert the Multimedia macro for you.
- Adjust parameters if necessary: Click on the Multimedia macro placeholder to set options for the macro, such as adjusting the width or height of the display, or setting autoplay on.
It seems odd though that the Multimedia Macro isn't showing up for you. When you edit a page and go to > Insert > Other Macros> and type in 'multi' ideally the Multimedia Macro should appear. Do any results render when you type in 'multi'?
I should also mention that this functionality comes enabled by default through the bundled system plugins and cannot be disabled.
If you have any additional questions please don't hesitate to email sales@atlassian.com and ask for Marian :)
Marian Finch || Product Advocate
No multimedia macro... any idea why this is?
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