What type of file format is typically supported for video embedding in HTML?

The typical file format supported for video embedding in HTML is MP4. This format is widely used because it provides a good balance between quality and file size, making it suitable for streaming and playback on various devices and browsers. The HTML5 <video> element supports MP4, which is encoded with H.264 video codec and AAC audio codec, allowing for broad compatibility across different platforms and ensuring a smooth user experience when videos are played in web applications.

JPEG and TIFF are image formats and are not used for video content. SVG is a vector image format used for graphics and illustrations, which also does not support video embedding. Thus, while JPEG, TIFF, and SVG serve specific purposes in web development, MP4 stands out as the correct choice for embedding video in HTML.