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If I upload to my dash fragmented h264 mp4 files to an S3 bucket using the Amazon web-based uploader, the videos play fine when directly loaded in Mobile Safari (iOS 10.0.1), but if I try to play them using my three.js viewer then I just get a black screen. However, if I upload to the S3 bucket with Cyberduck, they play fine directly in Mobile Safari and in three.js.
It looks like Cyberduck is setting the meta-data 'Content-Type=video/mp4' and the AWS uploader is 'Content-Type=application/octet-stream'. When I manually set this meta-data to video/mp4 everything works correctly.
I originally posted this to #9754 but it appears to be a different issue.
Thanks,
Dustin
Three.js version
r81
Browser
Mobile Safari
OS
iOS 10.0.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If I upload to my dash fragmented h264 mp4 files to an S3 bucket using the Amazon web-based uploader, the videos play fine when directly loaded in Mobile Safari (iOS 10.0.1), but if I try to play them using my three.js viewer then I just get a black screen. However, if I upload to the S3 bucket with Cyberduck, they play fine directly in Mobile Safari and in three.js.
It looks like Cyberduck is setting the meta-data 'Content-Type=video/mp4' and the AWS uploader is 'Content-Type=application/octet-stream'. When I manually set this meta-data to video/mp4 everything works correctly.
I originally posted this to #9754 but it appears to be a different issue.
Thanks,
Dustin
Three.js version
Browser
OS
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: