When making a website, I found that video files, such as flv and MP4 formats, can be played normally locally, but they cannot be played when transferred to the development machine. The file address of the player is correct, but there is no response. After a long period of experimentation, I found that the problem was with the IIS settings. IIS does not allow video files to be played by default. The solution is as follows: Open the IIS Manager on the server, find the corresponding website under [Website] under the server, right-click and click Properties. (You can also right-click [Default Website] and click Properties) After opening the property setting window, click the HTTP Header tab and click the [MIME Type] button below it. Create a new MIME type with the extension: .flv MIME type: flv-application/octet-stream |
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