I just found something cool i am not sure if anyone knows but our browsers
will always use the first supplied media file to play from.
get('mp4')) : ?>
get('webm')) : ?>
get('ogg')) : ?>
get('flv')) : ?>
So as you see the first media file to be delieverd for the media player to
grab is the MP4
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> > Subject: Re: Nginx serving Large static files on windows
> > From: nginx-fo...@nginx.us
> > Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2014 13:51:11 -0400
> >
> > Well i dont get it all at once i just have to wait like 44 seconds
> before
> > the first byte or bit
It heavily depends on the mp4 file used. moov atom needs to be at the beginning
of the file, for example. Get mp4box and read its doc, it will help you prepare
the file for streaming.
> To: nginx@nginx.org
> Subject: Re: Nginx serving Large static files on windows
> From: nginx-fo...
Well i dont get it all at once i just have to wait like 44 seconds before
the first byte or bit of the download so i can play the media while the rest
of it downloads.
It is such a unique issue. I never noticed it until now because when i watch
the same length videos on youtube and places they str
I have no idea how it works in detail but I can assume when a server gets a
request the server will respond with an answer :) in other words the client
has to tell the server how much it wants and the server has to be able to
send partial content when configured to do so as by rtmp design (well not
Strange i think you are right i access the same mp4 size and vide length on
other sites and they all do the same thing take like upto a miniute before
they will play but a webm will play instantly.
Any idea how i can fix this ?
But what makes it strange is it does not happen with YouTube videos t
So its not the server its not nginx and its my firefox and chrome ? Because
i tried on chrome too and it takes just as long.
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Sounds like a client issue which isn't dealing with partial downloads, had
the same thing with an old vlc and twd/s5, used the latest vlc and it
started playing after 2 seconds (2.8gb).
If a client tells nginx to get it all it will send it all.
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Sorry to keep posting this all seperatly but what makes this even stranger
once 44 or so seconds pass and the media starts playing i can skip anywhere
i like in the file and its fast as soon as i refresh and redownload i have
to wait again.
I dont know why there are other files just as large but n
What a strange bug i am totaly confused because the way i generate media i
also have a webm file of the same video and the webm you go to the url it
may only be 900mb but its the same length (7 hours) and it loads instantly.
The mp4 1.5gb 7hour long takes between 43 - 50 seconds before you can sta
I serve allot of media files from the server they are all quick and fine
just this 1.5GB (7 hour long) mp4 file to be served / loaded seems to take
44 seconds and i also do not use the mp4; module.
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It appears to maybe be something else the media file is about 1.5gb and it
will just take about 44 seconds before it starts playing.
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directio 2G;
So i allow uploads of 2Gigs and i do streaming and with files being streamed
that are 2gigs in size you can imagine things could of been loading a bit
slow.
Now itpp2012 mentioned to me in another area of the forum "(mapping a drive
is slow, use direct ip access)" And with my drives
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