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During test it again, I found that adding only `-f mp4` was also giving issue. Specifying the `major_brand` version by adding `-brand mp42` fixed it.
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Raheel Shahzad
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I was having same issue and none of the listed solution work for me. I was displaying videos on the site from S3 but they were not playing on iOS and giving issue listed above but one of the video was working without issue. I tried to add -tag:v hvc1 too but it didn't worked. I compared both videos via FFmpeg and found that it was an encoding issue. I was generating video via FFmpeg and adding -fbrand mp4mp42 in generating the video worked.

In short, it is most probably due to different encoding format although both are of type video/mp4.

I was having same issue and none of the listed solution work for me. I was displaying videos on the site from S3 but they were not playing on iOS and giving issue listed above but one of the video was working without issue. I tried to add -tag:v hvc1 too but it didn't worked. I compared both videos via FFmpeg and found that it was an encoding issue. I was generating video via FFmpeg and adding -f mp4 in generating the video worked.

In short, it is most probably due to different encoding format although both are of type video/mp4.

I was having same issue and none of the listed solution work for me. I was displaying videos on the site from S3 but they were not playing on iOS and giving issue listed above but one of the video was working without issue. I tried to add -tag:v hvc1 too but it didn't worked. I compared both videos via FFmpeg and found that it was an encoding issue. I was generating video via FFmpeg and adding -brand mp42 in generating the video worked.

In short, it is most probably due to different encoding format although both are of type video/mp4.

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Raheel Shahzad
  • 156
  • 1
  • 2
  • 13

I was having same issue and none of the listed solution work for me. I was displaying videos on the site from S3 but they were not playing on iOS and giving issue listed above but one of the video was working without issue. I tried to add -tag:v hvc1 too but it didn't worked. I compared both videos via FFmpeg and found that it was an encoding issue. I was generating video via FFmpeg and adding -f mp4 in generating the video worked.

In short, it is most probably due to different encoding format although both are of type video/mp4.