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As per your example
HLS typically uses chunks of ten seconds. Each of those are a separate request. So, a two hour show is the same amount of data vs a normal download, but 7,200 requests vs just one.
1,000,000 / 7200 = 138
1000 Plays / 138 = 7.24 x .75 = $5.43
So, in all reality, the request is where you get killed on AWS
This is where the clouflare solution is better until you move to much traffic and they force you into a contract.
Todd Cochrane
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