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    • Rémi Denis-Courmont's avatar
      http: explicitly allow deflate & gzip encoding in live streams · 9f4a3ba2
      Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
      This explicitly allows the server to return gzip or deflate
      Content-Encoding.
      
      This is not explicitly allowed for normal streams because
      Content-Encoding breaks use of bytes ranges. Seeking offsets and size
      would be in terms of the compressed stream. This would prevent VLC
      demuxers from seeking or estimating duration.
      
      The HTTP origin server can still return Content-Encoding in any case as
      VLC does not explicitly forbid it (with Accept-Encoding: identity).
      However in practice, servers will not perform opportunistic on-the-fly
      compression.
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