I suggest to turn (compress) them in WinRar for example film.zip or film.rar when you upload to your web, is a simple way to do it

Hi @mcgrykk64

You can create a .htaccess file and put it in /folder/, then edit the file to look like this:

<Location "/folder/">
    <Files *.mp4>
        ForceType application/octet-stream
        Header set Content-Disposition attachment
    </Files>
</Location>

But it doesn’t make any difference, since “viewing” a MP4 file and downloading it is usually handled the same way unless you have a streaming module installed in Apache, which it doesn’t come with by default.