<p>what you are calling <code>inline fragmented videos</code> are just the chunks concatenated into one file, The manifest then records the start position and length of the chunk. The "billions of chunks" tend to be more performant on a CDN.</p>

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2018-04-14T21:04:33.860Z
2018-04-14T21:04:33.860Z
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<p>i'm experimenting with dash-media source extension and purejs-media source extension and i have seen i have the choice between chunked and inline fragmented videos.</p>

<p>My questions is what codecs are support inline fragmenting, i mean that i have only one file per resolutions and bitrate and one ore two audio files (and no billions of chunks;)) and which ffmpeg options i must use for the options:</p>

<p>I hope and prefer free codes like vorbis,vp8,vp8,ogg,opus and so on and hope all containers (webm) can produce one-segmented-single-files:).</p>

<p>Thx</p>

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Dash, Hls and pure Media Source Extension chunkless options
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# Dash, Hls and pure Media Source Extension chunkless options

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-04-13)

i'm experimenting with dash-media source extension and purejs-media source extension and i have seen i have the choice between chunked and inline fragmented videos.

My questions is what codecs are support inline fragmenting, i mean that i have only one file per resolutions and bitrate and one ore two audio files (and no billions of chunks;)) and which ffmpeg options i must use for the options:

I hope and prefer free codes like vorbis,vp8,vp8,ogg,opus and so on and hope all containers (webm) can produce one-segmented-single-files:).

Thx

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2018-04-14. Score: 1

what you are calling `inline fragmented videos` are just the chunks concatenated into one file, The manifest then records the start position and length of the chunk. The "billions of chunks" tend to be more performant on a CDN.


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