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When using an S3 presigned URL, you cannot obtain a URL for a private object that allows for both a GET and a HEAD request on it. Because of this, you need to: head_url = object.presigned_url(:head) get_url = object.presigned_url(:get) ...independently of each other. This means that you cannot get media information with this gem. To _allow_ for this, I've added an option to pass in a custom head_url: argument to allow for this separation. In this manner, you can now do this: movie = FFMPEG::Movie.new(object.presigned_url(:get), head_url: object.presigned_url(:head)) And obtain your information successfully.
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When using an S3 presigned URL, you cannot obtain a URL for a private object that allows
for both a GET and a HEAD request on it.
Because of this, you need to:
...independently of one another.
This means that you cannot get media information with this gem.
To allow for this, I've added an option to pass in a custom head_url: argument to allow
for this separation.
In this manner, you can now do this:
And obtain your information successfully.