Why my videos submited cant work to be see ?

Hi.

I have a community network website made with the Dolphin called http://www.meetwebclub.com and normaly I can upload videos and in some minutes I and the public users can see that. Now I upload some videos and is under review indefinelly Its not come on the homepage and nobody can see. Whats the problem with that and how can I fix it ? It can be a server problem too ?

If you know whats going on please post for help Asap.

Thks.

you can check to see if ffmpeg has read and write permissions  and make sure the cron job is running.

also re upload a video that you know already converted at one time.  could be a codec problem on the video.

Hi.

My Cron Jobs is like that:

Is it right ?

and How to see if the ffmpeg has the read and write permissions ?

The videos are there on pending on the administration on video modules.

crons look correct to me.

in file manager go to  flash/modules/global/app/ffmpeg.exe  and right click on it to see if its 755 or 777 depending on server setup. 

Yes is 755 like this:

	Name	Size	Last Modified (Horário brasileiro de verão)	Type	Perms
	admin.swf	73.42 KB	Nov 19, 2010 5:21 PM	text/x-generic	0644
	expressInstall.swf	727 Bytes	Nov 19, 2010 5:21 PM	text/x-generic	0644
	ffmpeg.exe	9.66 MB	Nov 19, 2010 5:21 PM	text/x-generic	0755
	holder.swf	2.07 KB	Nov 19, 2010 5:21 PM	text/x-generic	0644
	holder_as3.swf	3.13 KB	Nov 19, 2010 5:21 PM	text/x-generic

well thats the best i can do without looking at the server... 

Hi.

Its could be a problem with the application ? and in the server what do you think that it could be the problem ?

Regards.

Without looking at the server I couldn't say at this point.

While your cron job may look to be OK, it may not be OK, I have had to play around with the cron job to get it to work, changing it from what Dolphin reports as the correct cron job.  To see if it is the cron job, you can manually run the cron job on Dolphin to see if the videos process.

If you are using Apache, you will need to rename the .htaccess file to .htaccess.disabled (rename it back to .htaccess afterwards) so that you can run the cron job in your browser.  This is located in /periodic.  Once you have done that, in your browser type http://your domain name here/periodic/cron.php.  If you see that your videos start processing, then you know the cron job on the server is not firing the /periodic/cron.php.  If you have the cron job set up to send reports to an email address and that email address has no reports from the cron job, then most likely it is not set up correctly.

When I set up the cron job on the VPS, the format I used there was, [path to php] -q [path to cron.php] without the brackets of course.  The problem is that it is server dependent.  Here is what your cron job is doing, it is changing to the directory periodic.  Then it is defining the path to php, then it is executing cron.php.  If that is not correct for your particular server, then it won't execute cron.php.  If you have access to the log files, then that will help as well.

 This is the best article on Boonex for understanding cron jobs!! I hope it helps you..

Zarcon's http://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/Cron-Jobs-Migrations-Videos.htm

http://www.boonex.com/n/Troubleshooting_Dolphin_Videos_Migrations_RMS