2024-05-08, 01:11 PM
Dear reader,
I have read a ton of similar problems, to try and troubleshoot it myself. However, I am using Apache, combined with a reverse proxy and let's encrypt.
This has worked on dozens of devices, except for the WebOS app. Using the browser of the television does work, but is rather annoying to use, and above all, doesn't support all formats, thus, losing DV or HDR fallback support.
I read things on the nginx side, about x-header options, but if that's the case, how do I change it for apache correctly?
I have read a ton of similar problems, to try and troubleshoot it myself. However, I am using Apache, combined with a reverse proxy and let's encrypt.
This has worked on dozens of devices, except for the WebOS app. Using the browser of the television does work, but is rather annoying to use, and above all, doesn't support all formats, thus, losing DV or HDR fallback support.
I read things on the nginx side, about x-header options, but if that's the case, how do I change it for apache correctly?
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