which folder are you talking about?
what folder are you talking about?
When you use hosted video files you will need to add a file named " .htacces "
In the file you need this code.
Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
Header set Accept-Ranges "bytes"
Save this file on your website in the the same folder as the video file.
Steve
Yep! I am using AWS as well and mine looks the same.
Steve
hey steve im still getting a blackscreen, what links did u put for video url and do i have to do anything other than uploading the htaccess file, what other troubleshootng steps can i take?
I have my main S3 bucket “folder” set to Public
And this under CORS
Here is a zpp file that I tested with WebAR
3DVideo help.zpp (1.0 MB)
Steve
omg finally got it to work, sorry for the questions and thanks so much!
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Note, that there’s a typo, the file must be with double s at the end: “.htaccess”. That is also wrong in the screenshot from @adriananton_11 although he got it to work later (where he also wrote the filename correct 
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Hi - I’m hosting my vid on S3 as well and don’t see where I can access the CORS configuration. Any pointers? - REVISED - I found CORS configuration. Can you copy and paste the code into a reply?
You can find it from aws developer guide…which helped me a LOTTTT 
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ko_kr/AmazonS3/latest/dev/cors.html
copy and edit the json~~~
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Hi Steve,
I’m having the same issue here, and not very good with code. If I would copy this code into my Amazon S3 cors configuration area, what would I change that second line to that has the “http://s3.amazonaws.com/doc/2006-03-01/” ?