
HLS protocol Create an m3u8 description fileĬreate an m3u8 description file of your multiple bitrate on-demand stream with the following content and upload it on your URL. Note that the "system-bitrate" has to be in 1024 base thus we really need

Please notice the difference between your (single bitrate) CDN RTMP URL rtmp://3847984304.r./3847984304/_definst_/mp4:3847984304/myvideo.mp4įrom the Services/How-To page and the RTMP URL above ("/myvideo.mp4" at the end is missing).Īlso please ensure that all three "src", "width" and "height" attributes correspond to your video files.įor "system-bitrate" please use the following formulae. RTMP protocol Create a SMIL description fileĬreate a SMIL description file of your multiple bitrate on-demand stream with the following content and upload it on your URL. Set Cache-Control HTTP header value to no-cache for. m3u8 files.Ĭreate a crossdomain.xml file and upload it on Let's assume that 3847984304.r. is the Service Identifier of your CDN Video or Video Push service and thatĪudio bitrate in all your three videos is 32 Kbps.Įnable Cross Origin Resource Sharing ( CORS) for. Let's integrate your adaptive & multi bitrate CDN on-demand stream via
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Please note that your videos must be in MP4 or FLV container format and encoded with H.264 video codec and AAC or MP3 audio codec. Let's assume that you have the following three videos on your Origin Domain or Origin Storage. Please refer to Creating a CDN Video service Please refer to Supported CDN streaming protocols and formats for more details.Ĭreate a CDN Video or CDN Video Push service In the following we will describe all necessary steps for RTMP and HLS protocols.
