I have a requirement: I need to upload videos in the background. Due to limited bandwidth, if the video is too large, it needs to be compressed. If it is not compressed, it will load very slowly.
The back-end language is php. Is it the same process to upload videos and files?
After watching the video uploaded by Youku Video, is there any expert who can specify one or two?
I have a requirement: I need to upload videos in the background. Due to limited bandwidth, if the video is too large, it needs to be compressed. If it is not compressed, it will load very slowly.
The back-end language is php. Is it the same process to upload videos and files?
After watching the video uploaded on Youku, is there any expert who can specify one or two?
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The correct answer upstairs is that it is best to use a third party, otherwise the pressure will be too great. Videos are inherently large, and compression (should be said to be format conversion, not compression) consumes resources. It is not cost-effective to invest in a high-end server. The upload process is no different from that of ordinary files.
Don’t you need breakpoints when uploading large files? ?
ffmpeg can process videos