How to play longer videos in html5 player? - amazon-s3

I am trying to play a video file having Size: 2.1 GB, Duration: 06:10:58.17 and Bitrate: 797 kb/s
The file is in S3 storage and after downloading the video plays fine on VLC player desktop but not in html5 player.
In Chrome nothing happens as file doesn't exists:
In Firefox it keeps on loading and nothing happens:


The videos were created by Wowza and all the videos having duration more than 3 hours were not playing in html5 player. So, I have used wowza player to play these videos and it's working fine.

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