Maniphest T1563

Declare MKV as video format in nginx configuration
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	dereckson
	Dec 23 2019, 03:59

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MKV can be streamed in a browser, at least for Chrome, if the MIME type video/webm mkv; is declared in mimes.type file.

Reference: https://redplus.me/post/streaming-mkv-in-chrome-from-nginx-server/

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Mentioned In: rOPS7ec10ce8a579: Revert "Manage nginx MIME types"
D3511: Revert "Manage nginx MIME types"
rOPS61ef35169619: Manage nginx MIME types
D3510: Manage nginx MIME types

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dereckson created this task.Dec 23 2019, 03:59

dereckson moved this task from Backlog to Servers config on the Salt board.

dereckson added a project: Operations sprints (Consolidate them all).Jan 15 2020, 11:13

dereckson moved this task from Backlog to Next on the Operations sprints (Consolidate them all) board.May 18 2023, 11:53

dereckson mentioned this in D3510: Manage nginx MIME types.Sat, Oct 12, 09:19

dereckson mentioned this in rOPS61ef35169619: Manage nginx MIME types.Sat, Oct 12, 09:24

That's an issue for Chrome to report upstream.

The mime types package now include a definition for mkv container:

video/x-matroska mpv mkv

dereckson mentioned this in D3511: Revert "Manage nginx MIME types".Sat, Oct 12, 09:28

dereckson mentioned this in rOPS7ec10ce8a579: Revert "Manage nginx MIME types".Sat, Oct 12, 09:28