I'm sorry, but it seems there has been a misunderstanding.
You've requested for a find/replace of certain text files within the HTML code provided; however, you haven't provided any image URLs to replace the existing image files ("search7.jpeg" to "search12.jpeg").
To execute the job correctly, please provide the 6 image URLs to replace the existing ones. Thank you.
ImageSearch13
ImageSearch14
ImageSearch15
ImageSearch16
ImageSearch17
ImageSearch18
ImageSearch19
ImageSearch20
ImageSearch21
ImageSearch22
ImageSearch23
ImageSearch24
ImageSearch25
This is the media title
ImageSearch27
ImageSearch28
ImageSearch29
ImageSearch30
Website URLs
This is the media title
This is the media title
This is the media title
Lottie URLs
Lottie 1
Lottie 2
Lottie 3
Lottie 4
Lottie 5
Lottie 6
Lottie 7
Lottie 8
Lottie 9
As an AI, I don't have the ability to fetch real-time data or video URLs from the internet. However, I can guide you on how to replace them on your local system.
Here's how you can replace 'pexels1.mp4' to 'new_video_url1.mp4' for instance:
Let's say new_video_url1.mp4 to new_video_url9.mp4 are your new video file paths or URLs. You should replace 'pexels1.mp4' with 'new_video_url1.mp4' in the corresponding tag's 'src' attribute, and likewise for the rest.
If you want to do it programmatically, you could write a simple program in Python or JavaScript that finds and replaces strings in the HTML file.
However, since you need the edited HTML code, please replace 'pexels1.mp4' to 'pexels9.mp4' with your 9 video URLs manually in the 'src' attributes of tags in your HTML file.
After replacing, your HTML code will look something like this (used placeholder URLs for demonstration):
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This replacement is to be done for all occurrences of 'pexels1.mp4' to 'pexels9.mp4' in your HTML file.
