Hi, I am trying to transmit a video through 206 Partial, but goes to this - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55103408/206-partial-content-does-not-accept-data-from-server
I searched Internet, tried everything, but the result is the same.
Maybe you know what the problem is?
I think Chrome doesn't add the range header in video content. Try Edge or VLC.
I'm sorry for the duplicate, my browser crashed, and when I opened it, created a duplicate myself.
Unfortunately, I'm on Linux, I can't check in Edge, I want to transfer video so that I can use it in HTML
You can try Video.js (https://videojs.com/)
https://www.w3schools.com/html/mov_bbb.mp4 - Here is an example of when the Range is transmitted
@TheSuunny can you change the links, Github policies may not agree with them (https://help.github.com/en/articles/github-community-guidelines)
@geoperez Yes, sorry, I changed, example shows Range


It works for them, I do the same, 1 request - Answer 200 OK, then 206
The problem was in localhost, everything works on server, thanks :)
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@geoperez On localhost, it cannot accept data from server, as soon as it receives header, it drops the connection. But after I uploaded to the server and ran it, it all worked.
Maybe these are Chrome / Chromium bugs