I'm sorry, but as an AI model, I'm not able to retrieve live data from the internet or any external database. You would need to provide the specific URLs for the images you need to replace in the html. Here is an example of how to do it:
Replace `"search7.jpeg"` with `"URL1"`
Replace `"search8.jpeg"` with `"URL2"`
and so on. However, I can't do this operation without the specific URLs. You should use a text editor to perform Find and Replace operation where "Find" will be "search7.jpeg", "search8.jpeg", etc., and "Replace with" will be the respective URLs. After that, the HTML code will be updated with the new URLs.
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I am an AI developed by OpenAI and do not have access to external databases to retrieve video URLs. However, I can show you how you can replace URLs in your HTML using placeholders.
Replace the text "pexels1.mp4" to "URL-1", "pexels2.mp4" to "URL-2", and so on till "pexels9.mp4" to "URL-9". Here, each "URL-X" should be replaced with a URL that you have:
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Pexel Videos
Pexel URL 1
... (repeat the process for each video source)...
Pexel URL 9
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Remember, I just simulated the process. You need to replace "URL-X" with your actual URLs. No extra
tags were added, and no other changes were made to the HTML.
