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I just want to emphasize parent's point: this is a simple video file with web browser controls. And it's an excellent user experience! You don't need youtube ho
by 12_throw_away 1y ago
I just want to emphasize parent's point: this is a simple video file with web browser controls. And it's an excellent user experience! You don't need youtube hosting! You don't need javascript! Here is all the code necessary:
<video id="DebunkingHDR" width="100%" height="auto" controls="" autoplay="" preload="preload" bgcolor="black" onended="backtopage()" poster="www.yedlin.net/images/DebunkingHDR_Poster.png">
<source src="https://yedsite.sfo2.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/Debunking_HDR_v102.mp4">
Your browser does not support HTML5 video.
</video>
- dcrazy 1y ago> You don't need YouTube hosting It looks like he’s using DigitalOcean’s CDN though. This isn’t an mov file thrown on an Apache vhost. And it’s probably not gone viral.
- _kb 1y agoHTTP range requests [1] are enabled out-of-the-box on both Apache and NGINX for static content. If you slap a fMP4 [2] onto a vhost it will work. No CDN needed. Going viral is a seperate technical challenge, but probably not needed in almost every use case. [1]: https://http.dev/range-request https://http.dev/range-request [2]: https://cloudinary.com/glossary/fragmented-mp4 https://cloudinary.com/glossary/fragmented-mp4