Undefined error uploading video

I keep getting an undeifned error after uploading video.  It seems to go to 100%, then shows clip below approved, and after a while I get the error.

I have increased my php.ini as directed in other posts.

upload_max_filesize = 100M
post_max_size = 100M
output_buffering = on
max_execution_time = 1000
max_input_time = 1000
memory_limit = 64M

When viewing the video in through cuteftp (public_html/ray/modules/movie/files/),

i can see the following files:

1_temp

1_temp.flv

1_temp.jpg

1_temp.mpg

1_temp_small.jpg

When looking at the database through phpmyadmin, in table RayMovieFiles, it is blank.

Does anyone have an idea of whats going on?

Quote · 2 Jan 2009

having the exact same issue myself.....havent quite figured it out yet

Quote · 2 Jan 2009

anybody have any idea yet?

Quote · 4 Jan 2009

I thought i had it but dont, what is your php handler fcgi?  mine is and I can install a fresh copy and have no problems but other sites where installed before the handler was change to fcgi and they all have the same problem you are having have searched and no answer yet

Quote · 5 Jan 2009

Do you have the ffmpeg.exe chmod to 777?

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Which host are you on?

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does your host allow you to run executables?

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does your host already have ffmpeg installed on the server? (check in phpinfo.php)

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Have you read through the ray troubleshooter and done the ray test?

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theres quite a few things that can cause it to do an undefined error, so you'l need to done some thorough investigating.

Quote · 5 Jan 2009

I do have ffmpeg already istall on the server, this could cause errors?

Quote · 5 Jan 2009

I am allowed to run executables.

I do not have ffmpeg installed on server

Quote · 5 Jan 2009

I do have ffmpeg already istall on the server, this could cause errors?

Not that im aware of, but i do remember reading some where that some hosts dont allow the ffmpeg to run as exe as they have it already installed on the server.

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Just trying to point you in the right area for trouble shooting.

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Perhaps check your htaccess in the ray folder, and the permissions on certain folders... these are all detailed in the troubleshooter too.

Quote · 5 Jan 2009

ok I fix my problems, my symtoms where exactly what yours are, i am on a dedicated server so not sure what your case is but this is what worked for me....I updated php and apache to the latest php 5.2.8 and apache 2.2... then reverted the php handler back to plain cgi from fcgi and all my site started uploading video. hope this helps

Quote · 5 Jan 2009
 
 
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