I'm 99% sure that this pattern is against ToS, if you use Stream to encode then you need it to deliv
I'm 99% sure that this pattern is against ToS, if you use Stream to encode then you need it to deliver too
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SI observe this from ToS "Customers can serve video and other large files using the CDN so long as that content is hosted by a Cloudflare service like Stream, Images, or R2." . Also I noticed that streams have an api for downloading content. This makes me think about using it as a transcoder service.
1I can't find any exact docs/tos reference to support what I'm saying, but I swear I remember reading something from CF that using Stream basically as a transcode/download service only is not allowed. But I personally use the service in a similar way, I guess your mileage may vary
HSubject: How to force Cloudflare Stream Iframe to fill container (Object-fit: cover) without losing quality?
Body: Hi everyone,
I'm building a mobile video feed (TikTok style) using Cloudflare Stream embedded via iframe. My container is responsive (100vw / 100vh), but I'm struggling with two main issues:
Aspect Ratio & Letterboxing: Even with fit=cover in the URL and object-fit: cover in my CSS, the video often shows black bars (letterboxing) or refuses to fill the entire height of the viewport on different mobile devices.
Quality Degradation: When I try to force the iframe to stretch using transform: scale() or by setting large dimensions, Cloudflare's adaptive bitrate seems to downscale the resolution, resulting in a blurry video.
Current Code:
HTML
<div class="video-container" style="width: 100vw; height: 100vh; overflow: hidden; position: relative;">
<iframe
src="https://customer-ID.cloudflarestream.com/VIDEO_ID/iframe?fit=cover&preload=true"
style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; object-fit: cover;"
allow="autoplay; encrypted-media;"
allowfullscreen>
</iframe>
</div>
What I've tried:
Adding &stretch=true and &fit=cover to the iframe URL.
Using object-fit: cover on the iframe and the container.
Attempting to use the Cloudflare Stream SDK (<stream> tag), but had issues with initialization in a dynamic AJAX feed.
Question: Is there a reliable way to make the Cloudflare Stream player fill the entire screen (cropping the sides if necessary) while forcing it to maintain high resolution? Is there a specific CSS trick or SDK configuration I'm missing to achieve a true "Vertical Fullscreen" effect?
Thanks for the help!
Body: Hi everyone,
I'm building a mobile video feed (TikTok style) using Cloudflare Stream embedded via iframe. My container is responsive (100vw / 100vh), but I'm struggling with two main issues:
Aspect Ratio & Letterboxing: Even with fit=cover in the URL and object-fit: cover in my CSS, the video often shows black bars (letterboxing) or refuses to fill the entire height of the viewport on different mobile devices.
Quality Degradation: When I try to force the iframe to stretch using transform: scale() or by setting large dimensions, Cloudflare's adaptive bitrate seems to downscale the resolution, resulting in a blurry video.
Current Code:
HTML
<div class="video-container" style="width: 100vw; height: 100vh; overflow: hidden; position: relative;">
<iframe
src="https://customer-ID.cloudflarestream.com/VIDEO_ID/iframe?fit=cover&preload=true"
style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; object-fit: cover;"
allow="autoplay; encrypted-media;"
allowfullscreen>
</iframe>
</div>
What I've tried:
Adding &stretch=true and &fit=cover to the iframe URL.
Using object-fit: cover on the iframe and the container.
Attempting to use the Cloudflare Stream SDK (<stream> tag), but had issues with initialization in a dynamic AJAX feed.
Question: Is there a reliable way to make the Cloudflare Stream player fill the entire screen (cropping the sides if necessary) while forcing it to maintain high resolution? Is there a specific CSS trick or SDK configuration I'm missing to achieve a true "Vertical Fullscreen" effect?
Thanks for the help!
