CORS Header

Learn how the CORS Header controls cross-origin access for live streaming content delivered via CDN.

The CORS Header feature for Live Stream CDN Resources operates the same way as in Static Content Delivery. It allows CDN edge servers to add or override the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header in responses, enabling controlled cross-origin access for live streams, media manifests, and related resources when required by browsers.

This feature is typically used when live streaming content is requested from a different origin than the consuming application.

For configuration details, supported behaviors, and examples, refer to the main documentation: Learn more in the CORS Header documentation.