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When I go here: https://midstateems.org/blog/meetings/ (my website)
1) Firefox plays the video in the browser
2) Chrome downloads the m4v file
How do I make Chrome play the m4v file, like Firefox does.
Thanks, Joe
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When I go here: https://midstateems.org/blog/meetings/ (my website)
1) Firefox plays the video in the browser
2) Chrome downloads the m4v file
How do I make Chrome play the m4v file, like Firefox does.
Thanks, Joe
Its a server side configuration. You must return the correct mime type. – szatmary – 2019-06-20T05:29:08.150
@szatmary can you explain how to do that? And why FF plays them in-browser but Chrome doesn't? That would have all the makings of an answer :) – bertieb – 2019-06-20T07:59:24.743
No I can’t explain how to change the mime type in your server config, because I don’t even know which Http server software it is running on. You didn’t include that information in the question. – szatmary – 2019-06-20T14:08:54.123
I am running on Dreamhost hosting. It’s Apache with Ubuntu https://midstateems.org/blog/meetings/
– theMezz – 2019-06-21T08:11:27.063