Our current processing logic is that the front-end obtains the signature generated by the back-end, and the user directly transfers it. However, I would like to limit the maximum value of files that the user can transfer
Hello everyone. this is my first time posting a question here. I recently decided to create a VOD section on our website and we came across CF R2 and CF Streaming.
Can R2 be used for such a use case?
On CF Streaming Creator Bundle, it says, deliver up to 10,000 minutes of videos per month. What if I exceed that limit?
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You are right. I have check the doc for both. So lets say I have delivered all my 50,000 minutes of video content, how is the billing being calculated after that? When I check on stream -> change subscription, it does not mention anything in that regard. I have read the pricing here https://www.cloudflare.com/developer-platform/products/cloudflare-stream/
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I can delete an object via dashboard just fine as expected, but when I try to delete an option I just uploaded via the api, nothing happens. I get a 204 response from the Delete action yet the file still exists
Hello, I currently have my website to play videos stored in HLS format in R2. The new thing I want to do is be able to create clips and download them, for this it occurred to me to take the segments included in the clip and with an offset and duration to be able to transform it into a single .mp4 video with ffmpeg and store this new .mp4 in R2. Where could I execute this ffmpeg command, in a lambda function? Do lambdas have good integration with R2?
Hey! I'm trying to see if R2 is a good use case for me but I have a question. I know that you can serve a video file on r2 through a custom domain which will allow it to make use of cloud flare cache, but is there a file size limit? For example, is it like if the file is a 50mb .MP4, it'll be served through the cache, but if it's a 3gb .MP4, it'll be loaded directly from r2 every time? Or is there no limit?
Ah I see, thanks! But let's say I'm using HLS/DASH to serve the MP4 file which means I'm technically serving smaller files, will that affect the caching in any way? Like let's say I break down each part to be smaller than 512MB?
Improve performance in a sense that technically I'll be serving my 5gb file through the cdn rather than r2 directly? Or will it still be served through r2 even though I'm only sending small parts of the large 5gb file