Using uploadthing for serving static files
https://youtu.be/mi9IDtgS6hc?si=KKqLTxWOf9L6hf8Y&t=441
In this video Theo said that for serving static mp3 files uploadthing is a good option to prevent unnecessary bandwidth usage for the highly available cdn of vercel.
I've just uploaded my static mp3 files, which are loaded by every visitor, to uploadthing. Now I run into the problem that I have no way to list the files in order to use them. I am considering making a seperate node 'project' folder which I will use to upload the background video to uploadthing automatically when I run a script to process the files using ffmpeg. The current video files count 42 files in m4s format for streaming video. Now what would be a good way to automatically upload them and then be able to serve them like so:
The .mpd is the main file that AFAIK defines which files are part of the stream.
I consider writing the links for these files into a file in the /public/ folder of my next project so that it's accessible to the users. How would I then adjust my code to properly serve the files in a way that nextjs understands it?
In this video Theo said that for serving static mp3 files uploadthing is a good option to prevent unnecessary bandwidth usage for the highly available cdn of vercel.
I've just uploaded my static mp3 files, which are loaded by every visitor, to uploadthing. Now I run into the problem that I have no way to list the files in order to use them. I am considering making a seperate node 'project' folder which I will use to upload the background video to uploadthing automatically when I run a script to process the files using ffmpeg. The current video files count 42 files in m4s format for streaming video. Now what would be a good way to automatically upload them and then be able to serve them like so:
The .mpd is the main file that AFAIK defines which files are part of the stream.
I consider writing the links for these files into a file in the /public/ folder of my next project so that it's accessible to the users. How would I then adjust my code to properly serve the files in a way that nextjs understands it?
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The price spike problem of Netlify, Vercel, and other modern tech startups is terrifying. I don't love how the narrative around all of this has gone though. Thought it was worth breaking down.
Ton of sources on this one
https://old.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1b14bty/netlify_j...
The price spike problem of Netlify, Vercel, and other modern tech startups is terrifying. I don't love how the narrative around all of this has gone though. Thought it was worth breaking down.
Ton of sources on this one
https://old.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1b14bty/netlify_j...
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