Common MIME Types (MIME type settings for Flv,mp4)

Maybe you're wondering why I uploaded an flv or MP4 file to the server and entered the correct address through the HTTP protocol to access the always "can't find this page" 404 error? This indicates that the MP4 format file is not recognized by the server, in fact, this is the reason why the corresponding MIME type is not set in IIS. So how do you set the MIME type?

If you open the MP4 file, you need to right-click the Web site or directory you want to change in Internet Information (IIS) Manager, and you can open a window like this (I right-clicked the folder instead of the site, so if you right-clicked the site, you might have opened it more than my options, Anyway, you can click on the HTTP header to open what kind of window):

The specific steps for the server to increase the MIME type mapping setting in MP4 format are:
Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS Manager), locate your Web site, right-click > Properties > HTTP Header > MIME type > New, in the extension box, and then click Enter ". mp4", enter "Application/octet-stream" in the "MIME type" box, and then OK. "MIME Type" is just a description and does not have to be entered "Flv-application/octet-stream".

The specific steps for the server to increase the MIME type mapping settings in FLV format are:
Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS Manager), locate your Web site, right-click > Properties > HTTP Header > MIME type > New, in the extension box, and then click Enter ". flv", enter "Flv-application/octet-stream" in the "MIME type" box, and then OK. "MIME Type" is just a description and does not have to be entered "Flv-application/octet-stream".

A MIME type is a type of file that sets an extension that is opened by an application, and the browser automatically opens with the specified application when the extension file is accessed. Many are used to specify some client-customized file names, as well as some ways to open media files.

The MIME types for commonly used files are listed below:

mime-types (Mime type)	dateiendung (filename extension)	Bedeutung
Application/msexcel	*.xls *.xla	Microsoft Excel Dateien
Application/mshelp	*.hlp *.chm	Microsoft Windows Hilfe Dateien
Application/mspowerpoint	*.ppt *.ppz *.pps *.pot	Microsoft Powerpoint Dateien
Application/msword	*.doc *.dot	Microsoft Word Dateien
Application/octet-stream	*.exe	Exe
Application/pdf	*.pdf	Adobe Pdf-dateien
application/post******	*.ai *.eps *.ps	Adobe Post******-dateien
Application/rtf	*.rtf	Microsoft Rtf-dateien
application/x-httpd-php	*.php *.phtml	Php-dateien

application/x-java******	*.js	Serverseitige Java******-dateien
Application/x-shockwave-flash	*.swf *.cab	Flash Shockwave-dateien
Application/zip	*.zip	Zip-archivdateien
Audio/basic	*.au *.snd	Sound-dateien
Audio/mpeg	*.mp3	Mpeg-dateien
Audio/x-midi	*.mid *.midi	Midi-dateien
Audio/x-mpeg	*.mp2	Mpeg-dateien
Audio/x-wav	*.wav	Wav-dateien
Image/gif	*.gif	Gif-dateien
Image/jpeg	*.jpeg *.jpg *.jpe	Jpeg-dateien
Image/x-windowdump	*.xwd	X-windows Dump
Text/css	*.css	CSS Stylesheet-dateien
Text/html	*.htm *.html *.shtml	-dateien
text/java******	*.js	Java******-dateien
Text/plain	*.txt	Reine Textdateien
Video/mpeg	*.mpeg *.mpg *.mpe	Mpeg-dateien
Video/vnd.rn-realvideo	*.rmvb	Realplay-dateien
Video/quicktime	*.QT *.mov	Quicktime-dateien
Video/vnd.vivo	*viv *.vivo	Vivo-dateien

Common MIME Types (MIME type settings for Flv,mp4)