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Last updated：2023-01-10 16:02:55
1. Does KS3 support processing pictures?
3. Why does picture processing sometimes return error 400?
4. Does KS3 provide the video transcoding service?
6. Why cannot videos uploaded from KS3 be played?
Yes. For more information, see Picture processing.
If you use a Web browser to open a picture file uploaded to KS3 that does not have a file extension, the file is downloaded directly. The reason is that object type identification is based only on the file extension when you use an API, SDK, or upload tool to upload a picture file. If the file name does not have an extension, the file is identified as a binary file. The server cannot identify whether the file is a picture file either.
To resolve the issue:
Possible reasons include:
To resolve the issue:
Identify whether the picture size is greater than 10 MB.
Add parameter @base@tag=imageInfo to the end of the URL and try again. If you still receive error 400, try to use a tool to convert the format and upload the picture to KS3 again.
This question is related to video cloud and the relevant products. See Kingsoft Elastic Transcoder (KET).
After a request with picture processing parameters arrives at KS3, KS3 returns a 302 redirect URL with picture processing parameters if the mirror-back-source function is used. If the source site does not have a mechanism for ignoring picture processing parameters, the request fails. As a best practice, first request resources without specifying picture processing parameters, and wait for KS3 to download the picture before sending a request with picture processing parameters.
Please check the compatibility between the video format and the Web browser.
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