Video Upload Error

I use the 6.1.0 version.

My problem is when I upload a photo or music everything is ok.

When i upload a video, there is an error "uploading file error".

Any help for this? thank you.

Hi there.

Try to use this Trouble Shooter - it can help you.

http://www.boonex.com/trac/ray/wiki/GenRayTshooter

Regards

Artur A

possibly your php.ini file (ask your hosting provider if you don't know)

well I did everything said on a tutorial ( i didnt tested the previous post in this topic yet) that it was saying how to increase max upload and time. Nothing Happened. i hope that this tutorial will give me the result.

The problem is that i CAN ulpoad music but i CAN NOT videos !!

I'm having the same problem - music is okay - no videos though

Hi!

Anyone managed to solve the problem?

Im having the same problem and tried with the instructions given without any luck...

upload file error, this is a pretty common error with Rayz Widgets, and most time you will find there is a problem with your max_upload_size, but that should print an exceeds max upload size error. i would like to know a couple of things to better assess this issue and most likely each of you only have similar problems and not the exact problem.

What version of flash are you running? Flash 10 is no good

Where are you hosted?

Can you read your phpinfo()

What is the extension of the video you are uploading?

Were there any errors during install?

Do you have ImageMagick loaded on the server?

What browser are you working from?

we can start with those answers, and i know that each of you will have a different answer. so will have to address each situation at you respond to the post.

Regards,

DosDawg

Hi!

Here is my 

PHP INI settings

safe mode = 
disabled functions = 
max execution time = 30
post_max_size = 32M
upload max filesize = 32M

ffmpeg output

/www/webvol10/u2/123456789/mysite.se/public_html/mysite/ray/modules/global/app/ffmpeg.exe: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

The strange thing is that its working to upload music...

There where no errors in installation. Im currently trying from both safari and firefox and flash on safari is 10 and on firefox 9. 

image magic installed.

thanks for your help! :)

max execution time = 30  seconds is not long enough first of all increase it

then check your vid extensions...try many and find out which ones work and which dont...

sadly the max execution time didnt solve the problems...

I tried with several videoformats mpg, flv, mov, mp4, wmv and so on and nothing works...

any other ideas??

has anyone managed to solve this problem??

what OS are you using?

Regards

Artur

On the webserver i use unix

i tried upploding videos from both mac os and windows systems...

Also i changed my ini settings so that execution time etc is higher

Check .htaccess i also face that problem but now that problem is solved.

Hi sahil3x1!

how did you solve it??:) What di you do with the .htaccess ?

I had the same problem and ended up moving my site over to infrenion.com with a shared hosting plan. They're familiar with the dolphin sw and have been very helpful getting the bugs like this one fixed.

Mary

Use .htaccess for php as apache module and php.ini for php as cgi. You can check this in yoursite.com/admin/phpinfo.php all info on what type of set up you have, and what the limits are available when accessing this file.

You then need to make sure you are using php.ini or .htaccess correctly to make the changes happen. If not used properly you with either do no good or you will get a 500 error.

good luck.

I get this error /www/webvol10/u2/123456789/mysite.se/public_html/mysite/ray/modules/global/app/ffmpeg.exe: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

when looking at php ini...

The .htaccess is correctly configured. I spoke to my webhotel providers and they said its something wrong with the script im trying to launch... Any ideas?? PLEASE!!

A few things cropped up when I installed it, here's what I did.

1. It's a .htaccess problem.

Try going through all your .htaccess files and commenting out any lines that start with Options. Some hosts disable this. Just add a # at the begining of a line to comment it out.

2. It's PHP.INI!

Check with you host first to see where to edit your PHP.INI file. Once you have it try setting it to this (my config):

; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files.
upload_max_filesize = 100M

; Maximum time a script can execute for.

max_execution_time = 300

; Maximum amount of time each script may spend parsing request data.

max_input_time = 300

; Maximum memory PHP can consume.
memory_limit = 1024M

; Maximum size for post.

post_max_size = 100M

3. Incorrect Permissions

Make sure your ray/modules/movie/files/ has at least 755 permissions. You could even try 777 but that's a security risk so I wouldn't advise it unless it's absolutly needed.

4. Re-Install.

You never know, something could've gone wrong when you installed it. Re-Install and see if that works