maz
Elixir Task that uses Shaka Packager to Encode HLS vs. Backblaze/Bunny/Cloudflare/Cloud
I have moved my mp4, mp3 audio/video library to backblaze and I even set up a pull zone/cdn for it on bunny.net that I confirmed is working. I noticed bunny can encode video to HLS.
Is it possible for me to integrate that feature into my workflow? Like perhaps have
- bunny take an mp4 on backblaze,
- encode it to HLS, and then
- place the resultant files on my backblaze s3 bucket?
Because short of having bunny or cloudflare be able to do that for me, I could otherwise setup Shaka Packager as an external application and call it as a Task? However, if I do that I’d still need to transfer the resulting bunch of files to my backblaze S3 bucket, which I see as a potentially difficult task.
Or am I looking at this the right way?
regards, Michael
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