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I have some shared folder over HTTP. Lets say: http://myserver/files
And there are some filed like png, avi, jpg, mp4 and etc.
I can easily access *.png or *.avi via browser (http://myserver/files/555.avi) but cannot access to *.mp4.
So IIS gives the 404 error.
What’s up?
Thank you!
UPDATES:
May be it is important: I have to access by this URL format
So I found the solution.
I just added correct MIME type to my website.
Extension: mp4
MIME type: video/mpeg
And now it works fine.