Fix Bunny.net FFmpeg Video Streaming
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I run a video-based site on Hostinger. My previous developer connected Bunny.net but set the storage zone to private, and every stream now fails with “access denied.”
I mainly want the fix handled through FFmpeg, yet you’ll need to understand Bunny.net’s signed URLs and, if necessary, Wasabi’s S3-compatible settings because that’s where the files originate.
What I need right now is a straightforward repair, nothing fancy:
• Audit the current Bunny.net storage zone and CDN pull zone.
• Generate or correct the signed URL / token configuration so a private file can be streamed.
• Adjust the FFmpeg command (or player manifest) so the video reaches users without exposing the bucket.
• Prove it works by streaming one sample file on my Hostinger site.
Once the sample video plays, I’ll take it from there. Quick, clean fix—no extended refactor required.
I mainly want the fix handled through FFmpeg, yet you’ll need to understand Bunny.net’s signed URLs and, if necessary, Wasabi’s S3-compatible settings because that’s where the files originate.
What I need right now is a straightforward repair, nothing fancy:
• Audit the current Bunny.net storage zone and CDN pull zone.
• Generate or correct the signed URL / token configuration so a private file can be streamed.
• Adjust the FFmpeg command (or player manifest) so the video reaches users without exposing the bucket.
• Prove it works by streaming one sample file on my Hostinger site.
Once the sample video plays, I’ll take it from there. Quick, clean fix—no extended refactor required.
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