chatgpt02 Range -> transferMode.dlna.org: Streaming

 

1. When to Use transferMode.dlna.org: Streaming for Range Requests

The transferMode.dlna.org: Streaming header is not required for range requests directly. Range requests are typically used to request specific parts of a file, and whether or not you include transferMode.dlna.org: Streamingdepends on the type of content and the client’s behavior.

  • For Streaming: When you're serving content that is streamed continuously or progressively (such as video or audio), you may include transferMode.dlna.org: Streaming if you're delivering content in a way that supports immediate playback.

  • For Range Requests: If you're dealing with range requests (e.g., for video segments or chunks of a file), this is typically used to handle partial content delivery, and transferMode.dlna.org is not required for this. The Rangeheader in the request specifies the byte range to fetch.

So, for a range request:

  • Use the Range header to define which portion of the content is requested.
  • You do not need to send transferMode.dlna.org: Streaming for range requests unless the content is intended for real-time streaming.

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