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JavaScript is required to use HLS.js for HLS playback, sorry. Some versions of iOS and some Android browsers support HLS natively but I would need to manually put in a non-JS version of the player but that would only support one resolution. I think what should be done is to have the video player and the HLS.js stuff separate so the video player can be included in the noscript section or something, I don't know. In the "Downloads" section, there's a list of the resolutions of the video that you can download and watch in VLC or other players that can handle fragmented MP4 files, along with an ffmpeg command to defragment them if you need to.

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Jul 4, 2026

Testing a video that's in HLS.

Something I noticed is that with PeerTube's subtitle files, they load from the server under the "lazy-static" folder instead of a local path so you would have to download and modify each video's subtitle files to point to a local copy of the subtitle file. However, I have changed my code to not use those m3u8 subtitle files but I might go back to that with HLS.js when I change my resolution-changing code to tell HLS.js to switch the quality level directly instead of me changing which m3u8 file is loaded. I'll still have to keep the version that loads caption files directly for non-HLS videos, though.

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0:15 Random thing
0:23 Another thing
1:00 Ending
10:00:00 Testing hours only
10:43:12 Hour test

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Original publish date: Jan 6, 2021
License: CC-BY-NC-SA
Category: tech
Tags: notepadplusplus, notepad++, dspellcheck, spell checking, windows, computers
Privacy: public
Thumbnail alt text: DSpellCheck configuration window on top of NotepadPlusPlus window on Windows 10
Length: 1:00
Primary language: English

Downloads

Video files:

Note: this video is a fragmented MP4 so it might not play correctly unless you defragment it with ffmpeg. This command described at https://superuser.com/a/1530949 under CC BY-SA 4.0 should work:
ffmpeg -i fragmented.mp4 -c copy -map 0 regular.mp4

Note: for now the torrents include everything in one. I want to have each torrent be one resolution but transmission-create can only do one file or folder.

Torrent
1080p30
- Video file
- Direct download
720p30
- Video file
- Direct download
480p30
- Video file
- Direct download
360p30
- Video file
- Direct download

Captions:

en
- Caption link
- Direct download

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