Hey Mike, we will have a look at these.

Thanks Austin - so I found the issue here. It wasn't the streams. It was the server. S3 doesn't serve the streams properly I'm not sure the exact header magic to fix it, because I found routing the s3 bucket through the cloudfront CDN would allow them to work, and we're fine with using cloudfront.

Both of these streams work fine off a vanilla Apache instance however.

This is not true. We serve directly from S3 without any problems on very large distributions.

Would love to hear how you're getting it to work.

We've got this file:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/public.domain.vide...ow.h264.500.mp4

S3 Hosted Won't play on our Vizio TV

Exact Same File routed through Cloud Front
https://d3rzfzki9p2csi.cloudfront.net/vids/...ow.h264.500.mp4

Works like a champ.

Note: We didn't do much heavy debugging we assumed it was an encoding issue for a while until it played fine just off of a vanilla Apache instance. For shits and giggles we ran it through cloudfront which was our ideal deployment scenario anyway and it worked.

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