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BunnyCDN (mentioned in the blog post) has this functionality. It is mentioned in the blog post and they're using it for image processing, but it works for vide
by Ameo 5y ago
BunnyCDN (mentioned in the blog post) has this functionality. It is mentioned in the blog post and they're using it for image processing, but it works for videos too.
I use it myself, but just as a normal static file CDN, but they have dedicated tabs in their UI for video stuff. Their bandwidth pricing is also very reasonable ($5/TB with their "bulk" option and $10/TB for standard)