If I use the video object and link it to a video (mp4) on the server, when a customer starts to play it, does the video need to be downloaded before it will start playing or will it grab frames from the server as it goes on?
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Alan
Video and download question
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Re: Video and download question
I'm pretty sure at some point it streams it unless you check to preload it first.
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Re: Video and download question
The preload attribute is only a browser hint. preload="auto" may cause substantial or even full prefetching, but not always. With preload="none" or metadata, the browser usually delays downloading more data until playback is requested. Video playback can still start before the whole file is downloaded, depending on buffering and server/browser behavior
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Re: Video and download question
I have deleted my answer/reply on this..
