Blossom Content-Addressed URL Filtering
SkillFiles & storageFix silent video/media processing failures caused by URL extraction code that filters on file extensions (.mp4, .webm, .webp). Use when: (1) Media moderation, transcoding, or analysis silently skips files from Blossom or content-addressed storage servers, (2) URL extraction from Nostr event tags (imeta, r tags) drops URLs without recognized extensions, (3) CDN fallback URLs append .mp4 but the actual server uses extensionless content-addressed paths like /{sha256}. Common in Nostr video events (kind 34236) where different clients use different URL formats.
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Problem
Code that extracts video URLs from Nostr events (or similar tag-based metadata) silently
drops URLs from Blossom servers and other content-addressed storage because it filters on
file extensions like .mp4. These servers use hash-based URLs without extensions
(e.g. https://blossom.example.com/{sha256}), causing the URL extraction to fail and
fall back to a CDN URL that also 404s for non-CDN content.
Context / Trigger Conditions
- Videos from certain servers are never processed (moderated, transcoded, etc.)
- URL extraction code contains patterns like
url.includes('.mp4')orurl.includes('/video/') - Nostr
imetatag URL extraction requires.mp4in the URL string - Nostr
rtag filtering checks for.mp4or/video/in the URL - CDN fallback constructs
https://cdn.domain/{sha256}.mp4but server serves at/{sha256} - Content-addressed storage (Blossom, IPFS gateways) uses extensionless URLs
- Failures are silent — no errors, videos just never appear in the processing pipeline
Solution
1. Remove extension filtering from URL extraction
Bad (drops blossom URLs):
// imeta tag extraction
if (param.startsWith('url ') && param.includes('.mp4')) {
url = param.substring(4).trim();
}
// r tag extraction
if (url.includes('.mp4') || url.includes('/video/')) {
return url;
}
Good (accepts any URL):
// imeta tag extraction — accept any URL
if (param.startsWith('url ') && param.length > 4) {
url = param.substring(4).trim();
}
// r tag extraction — accept any http URL
if (url.startsWith('http')) {
return url;
}
2. For kind-specific events, trust the event kind
If you already know an event is a video event (e.g. kind 34236), any URL in its tags is a video URL. Don't re-validate the media type by extension.
3. Use mime type from imeta instead of extension
If you need to validate media type, use the m field in imeta tags:
for (const param of tag.slice(1)) {
if (param.startsWith('m video/')) isVideo = true;
if (param.startsWith('url ')) imetaUrl = param.substring(4).trim();
}
4. Fix CDN fallback URLs
// Bad: appends .mp4
let videoUrl = `https://${CDN_DOMAIN}/${sha256}.mp4`;
// Good: content-addressed path (no extension)
let videoUrl = `https://${CDN_DOMAIN}/${sha256}`;
Verification
- Check that videos from non-CDN blossom servers appear in the moderation/processing queue
- Verify that
extractVideoUrlFromEventreturns URLs for events with extensionless imeta/r tags - Confirm CDN fallback URLs resolve correctly without
.mp4extension
Example
A Nostr kind 34236 event with tags:
["imeta", "url https://blossom.primal.net/abc123def456...", "m video/mp4", "x abc123def456..."]
Old code: url.includes('.mp4') → false → URL dropped → CDN fallback → 404 → video never moderated
New code: accepts any URL from imeta → https://blossom.primal.net/abc123def456... → HiveAI can fetch it → video moderated
Notes
- This applies to ANY media processing pipeline, not just moderation
- Blossom (BUD-01) uses
/{sha256}paths; some servers add Content-Type headers - HLS streams (.m3u8), WebP thumbnails, and other formats also won't have .mp4 extensions
- Some rogue clients may not follow any path convention at all
- The
m(mime type) field in imeta is the proper way to determine media type, not the URL path - Prioritize imeta URLs over r tag URLs (imeta is more specific/reliable)
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- Sep 2026
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- github.com/divinevideo/divine-mobile