Using the http-flv protocol, the front-end request requires cross-origin access to obtain the flv stream. I have looked through the wiki but have not found an answer yet. Please help, thank you.

[hyfsgit]

I only saw that http-api can support cross-origin in the wiki. I would like to ask if http-flv can also support cross-origin.

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[alon21034]

I face the same problem, too. My workaround is adding

w->header()->set("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", "*");

in https://github.com/ossrs/srs/blob/master/trunk/src/app/srs_app_http_stream.cpp#L485 .
Hope it will have an option in the conf file in the future.

[hyfsgit]

I resolved the problem with the same way yesterday, thanks for your help

[canglongxiang]

@hyfsgit Did you solve this problem by modifying the source code as mentioned above? I am currently facing the same issue.

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[hyfsgit]

It is the same method as the one used by the person upstairs. Modify the http-conn file and add an additional attribute in the response header.

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[hyfsgit]

All the same, we are modifying the source code, but we are modifying different files.

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[hyfsgit]

His method is a little safer, so you should still follow his method to make changes.

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[winlinvip]

There are several solutions:

1. Add an HTTP proxy: https://github.com/ossrs/go-oryx/tree/develop/httpx-static
2. SRS3 supports CORS, but it is a bit complicated to merge it, so you can directly modify the code to support it, as shown above.

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[winlinvip]

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