When you enable the blobcache please make sure you have mp4 added as extension. Initially I couldn't believe, but it is necessary to enable the blobcache for that SharePoint web application that is hosting the mp4 files in order to make them available for iPad You need to make an additional extra change. I've downloaded the file from my LAMP environment and uploaded it to the hive and tried to access it directly and it s till doesĪny ideas or suggestions on how I can continue my troubleshooting? We have it uploaded to a document or asset library and it doesn't work. The video file does not work in our IIS environment. The video file, hosted from a LAMP environment, works on iPhone and iPad.
The video works in browsers that support mp4 files. I've verified "video/mp4" is an allowed inline download type (powershell).The SP site collection has file handling set to permissive.IIS8 has the MIME type for mp4 videos set to "video/mp4".I've looked at quite a few question/answers for this but none of them have worked for me. I'll continue to update this post, because it may help some others out there who are having issues. So I'm now recommending we investigate firewall settings that may interfere with byte-range requests and further t/s on the setup and configuration of the environment. My on-premise environment lives on AWS (Amazon Web Services). So unfortunately, at this stage, I'm convinced that it is not an issue or incompatibility to serve video (.mp4) from within SharePoint.īecause the protocol can use both http and https, I know it's not an issue with SSL and video loading on Mobile Safari.
I uploaded the video to my Microsoft SharePoint Online environment and the video (.mp4) works just fine within Mobile Safari.
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