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I think this depends on the structure of your url and how you want to structure your code as well. code I presented reads from the file system. unless you want to download the videos into the path where the videos are read, you pretty much have to go the long way. I haven't tried this yet but maybe I will add a link base approach to it.
For now, you can render the entire html page then swap the src with your video link with the ejs kinda way but then that gets rid of the need for the "/video" response. I will look further into this. Thanks for the question
How can I do that with remote url.
I want to use a video from my another server and send it on "/video" response!?? Can you help me?
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