Ldo you use firefox?
Loh yeah it works now ig it fixed itself
Lweird glitch
Lwhy not 
and anyway im having the same problem again
and anyway im having the same problem againLit literally fixed itself for a bit and then it came back, don't know what do anymore
L
Lit's just another vid i uploaded, this happens to every video
LLhere's a random countdown vid from yt
Lstill happens to it
Lon discord it works properly but not in the browser
Lyeah no problem
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Lokay so i found something interesting, it works fine on files that are like a few KB's, for example i uploaded a video that's 25KB and it works just fine https://lau.cat/f/mm3Pycws.mp4
Lso looks like it might be something size related
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ZChanging the http res status to 206 does not fix the issue
ZIn fact it stops loading the file entirely
ZAt least on chrome, not tested on other browsers
Lshouldn't this work in the .htaccess file?
Zwhere should those values for the range res headers be grabbed from?
Lso i'm using a shared hosting and i don't have any access to the server, i don't think this is something i can fix myself
Li tried forcibly returning a 206 status code using .htaccess but that did not work
Land just like i said, if i pause cloudflare on my website, it works fine
Lwhy would it work without cloudflare and it only does this when cloudflare is on?
Lif it was a error from my server then i would imagine it wouldn't work without cloudflare as well
Ljust paused cloudflare right now, and every video loads
Lso why does it not return the proper 206 with cloudflare on?
Ldoesn't that show that cloudflare is doing something wrong?
Lsince it works with cloudflare turned off
Li tried using cache rules to bypass anything that ends in .mp4
Ldid not work
Lalso purged everything and tried every caching level, still did not fix the issue
ZYo leo, I tried looking up for your answer to his problem earlier https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Range_requests
MDN Web Docs
An HTTP Range request asks the server to send only a portion of an HTTP message back to a client. Range requests are useful for clients like media players that support random access, data tools that know they need only part of a large file, and download managers that let the user pause and resume the download.
ZTo be frank, I don't understand how this works
Lyeah but the video still didn't get played properly
Lor loaded
Lnow with it off as you can see, it loads it properly
Lwithout adding anything additional to my .htaccess file
Zdon't use php, solution fixed
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Z:SKULL_SKELETON:
Lalso changed browser cache TTL to respect existing headers
Lisn't cloudflare just a cdn :SKULL_SKELETON:
La 1MB video file isn't large
Zregardless of size of the file, if the format is equal to that of an animated file format then I believe it's considered a video
Land majority of people are using cloudflare to proxy their videos
Zthey're using it wrong then, even I am using it wrong
ZI didn't know of this until now to be honest
Lif they really wanted to do something about people that are proxying videos they would've done something a long time ago
