To create a feature that addresses this within the Bun runtime context, I propose a new , specifically optimized to handle partial content requests, automatic range header parsing, and efficient memory management to prevent leaks, as described in Github discussions. Proposed Feature: Bun.serveVideo 1. Functionality:
Description * What version of Bun is running? 1.1.21+70ca2b76c. * What platform is your computer? Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.22631.
Instead of manually calculating CHUNK_SIZE and Content-Range headers with fs.statSync (as currently done in Express), Bun.serveVideo would automatically handle this based on the Range request header.
Based on the search results, "bun.mp4" appears in issues related to Bun's handling of video streaming (specifically Range requests causing infinite loading) and memory leaks during fetch calls.
Do you need to support (transcoding) or just streaming ? I can refine this feature proposal further.
Leveraging Bun.file (which provides lazy loading of files) to stream directly without loading the whole video into memory. 2. Example Usage: javascript
Removes the need to manually manage 206 Partial Content headers. If you can tell me:
Bun does not support streaming videos with range requests #10440
Bun.mp4 Apr 2026
To create a feature that addresses this within the Bun runtime context, I propose a new , specifically optimized to handle partial content requests, automatic range header parsing, and efficient memory management to prevent leaks, as described in Github discussions. Proposed Feature: Bun.serveVideo 1. Functionality:
Description * What version of Bun is running? 1.1.21+70ca2b76c. * What platform is your computer? Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.22631.
Instead of manually calculating CHUNK_SIZE and Content-Range headers with fs.statSync (as currently done in Express), Bun.serveVideo would automatically handle this based on the Range request header.
Based on the search results, "bun.mp4" appears in issues related to Bun's handling of video streaming (specifically Range requests causing infinite loading) and memory leaks during fetch calls.
Do you need to support (transcoding) or just streaming ? I can refine this feature proposal further.
Leveraging Bun.file (which provides lazy loading of files) to stream directly without loading the whole video into memory. 2. Example Usage: javascript
Removes the need to manually manage 206 Partial Content headers. If you can tell me:
Bun does not support streaming videos with range requests #10440