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1 minute ago, Flux Azreal said:

Whenever i add a direct link to a .mp4 on discord i want it to show a little thing to play the vid but when i start with ftp:// it considers the entie thing as normal text unless i have it starting with http://

If you're asking if the file is only accessible using an ftp:// URL and you want it so you can get the video player because it only shows up as such using an http:// url, you can't. That's something the server has to work out so it can serve the said file on the http:// server.

For reasons i would like to get ftp:// to http:// is that possible?

 

 

software i use:

FileZilla Server

FileZilla Pro

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Just now, Mira Yurizaki said:

What are you trying to do exactly? Are you trying to transfer files?

Whenever i add a direct link to a .mp4 on discord i want it to show a little thing to play the vid but when i start with ftp:// it considers the entie thing as normal text unless i have it starting with http://

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1 minute ago, Flux Azreal said:

Whenever i add a direct link to a .mp4 on discord i want it to show a little thing to play the vid but when i start with ftp:// it considers the entie thing as normal text unless i have it starting with http://

If you're asking if the file is only accessible using an ftp:// URL and you want it so you can get the video player because it only shows up as such using an http:// url, you can't. That's something the server has to work out so it can serve the said file on the http:// server.

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Just now, Mira Yurizaki said:

If you're asking if the file is only accessible using an ftp:// URL and you want it so you can get the video player because it only shows up as such using an http:// url, you can't. That's something the server has to work out so it can serve the said file on the http:// server.

I see, thanks a lot!

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If you want people to be able to 'stream' the video, rather than have to download it, then you need to use a webserver that supports the MIME type. 

Such as an Apache, Nginx, or Lighttpd webserver. You cannot use FileZilla to do this. 

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