video uploading problem

I got a error on uploading video (view attached image.) can any one help me what is the problem here?


Quote · 9 Mar 2009

There are a few things that could prevent you from uploading a video successfully.

 

1) Video size.  Your hosting provider/php settings may not allow php uploading over a certain limit.  If your hosting provider/php settings are set to 10MB and you try to upload over that, you will get an error.  You should ask your hosting provider what your php upload limit is.

 

2) Video type.  You can only upload certain video types.  If you try to upload something like .swf, it will not work.

 

3)  Hopefully this isn't the issue, but if your web account has reached its space limit, this could cause upload errors.

 

There could be several other reasons why it isn't letting you, but that will get you started.

 

Jimmy

http://www.DolphinInstalls.com

:-)
Quote · 9 Mar 2009

Hey have you checked the permission to the folder: ray/modules/movie/files OR ray/modules/video/files if there is one? It should have 777 permissions.

Quote · 18 Mar 2009

hi, am having the same problem too.

have tested with .avi .mpeg .flv still fail. and the file was only 800k..

folder permission also 777

Quote · 24 Mar 2009

This longest thread in expertzzz might help you http://www.expertzzz.com/forumz/#action=goto&topic_id=10609

Quote · 24 Mar 2009

The simplist anwser for me when i got this, If you are using firefox, try uploading with IE, works everytime

Quote · 24 Mar 2009

check if this helps - http://www.boonex.com/trac/ray/wiki/GenRayTshooter

Quote · 25 Mar 2009

I tried everything on the page panami posted...and one of the solutions even made something happen that put a 2mb limit, after I erased the file, the limit went away...WTF?!

 

Been looking to solve it all day and nothing

Quote · 17 Apr 2009

I also have the same problem.

1. I asked my host increase some values in php.ini

2. Changed some file permissions

3. Contacetd Boonex support

Nothing worked!

Here's my phpinfo.php file : http://stats.kuala.arvixe.com/phpinfo.php

Finally, I found out that Firefox 3 does not support Flash uploader used by Dolphin!

And tried with IE, it worked smoothly without any problem.

So, only proper solution for this upload video using Internet Explorer.

Quote · 17 Apr 2009

 

I also have the same problem.

1. I asked my host increase some values in php.ini

2. Changed some file permissions

3. Contacetd Boonex support

 

Nothing worked!

Here's my phpinfo.php file : http://stats.kuala.arvixe.com/phpinfo.php

 

Finally, I found out that Firefox 3 does not support Flash uploader used by Dolphin!

And tried with IE, it worked smoothly without any problem.

 

So, only proper solution for this upload video using Internet Explorer.

 

 

You need to clear the corrupted file from the RMS Server also. 

Quote · 17 Apr 2009

I got a error on uploading video (view attached image.) can any one help me what is the problem here?

- do you have your website on a shared hosting? if that's the case your host provider may not allow .exe files (ffmpeg.exe) to run and convert video files..

- or be sure you have the right version of ffmpeg - the ffmpeg packed with ray is just for linux.. if you are hosted on a windows server you need ffmpeg for windows..

Quote · 17 Apr 2009

I also have the same problem.

1. I asked my host increase some values in php.ini

2. Changed some file permissions

3. Contacetd Boonex support

Nothing worked!

Here's my phpinfo.php file : http://stats.kuala.arvixe.com/phpinfo.php

Finally, I found out that Firefox 3 does not support Flash uploader used by Dolphin!

And tried with IE, it worked smoothly without any problem.

So, only proper solution for this upload video using Internet Explorer.

I have a local installation of dolphin which works perfect, includding video upload of wmv, mov, avi, mpeg etc. and I use Firefox 3.. so it's supported.. because flash files works the same on every browser..

Quote · 17 Apr 2009

I also have the same problem.

1. I asked my host increase some values in php.ini

2. Changed some file permissions

3. Contacetd Boonex support

Nothing worked!

Here's my phpinfo.php file : http://stats.kuala.arvixe.com/phpinfo.php

Finally, I found out that Firefox 3 does not support Flash uploader used by Dolphin!

And tried with IE, it worked smoothly without any problem.

So, only proper solution for this upload video using Internet Explorer.

I have a local installation of dolphin which works perfect, includding video upload of wmv, mov, avi, mpeg etc. and I use Firefox 3.. so it's supported.. because flash files works the same on every browser..

So, what could be the reason for this? Any idea?

I use a host recommended by Boonex too.

Aprt from FFMPEG, FFMPEG-PHP, Mencoder, Lame, Mplayer ,etc. also installed on my server.

Quote · 18 Apr 2009

I also have the same problem.

1. I asked my host increase some values in php.ini

2. Changed some file permissions

3. Contacetd Boonex support

Nothing worked!

Here's my phpinfo.php file : http://stats.kuala.arvixe.com/phpinfo.php

Finally, I found out that Firefox 3 does not support Flash uploader used by Dolphin!

And tried with IE, it worked smoothly without any problem.

So, only proper solution for this upload video using Internet Explorer.

I have a local installation of dolphin which works perfect, includding video upload of wmv, mov, avi, mpeg etc. and I use Firefox 3.. so it's supported.. because flash files works the same on every browser..

So, what could be the reason for this? Any idea?

I use a host recommended by Boonex too.

Aprt from FFMPEG, FFMPEG-PHP, Mencoder, Lame, Mplayer ,etc. also installed on my server.

check if the settings in php.ini allows you to upload files as big as you are trying to upload..

you should allow files at least up to 50mb (for video formats such as avi and mpg which are way bigger than the converted flv).. try to add "php_value upload_max_filesize 50M" line to htaccess, also you must set the upload size in the ray > movie control panel to 50mb..

Good luck.

Quote · 18 Apr 2009

I also have the same problem.

1. I asked my host increase some values in php.ini

2. Changed some file permissions

3. Contacetd Boonex support

Nothing worked!

Here's my phpinfo.php file : http://stats.kuala.arvixe.com/phpinfo.php

Finally, I found out that Firefox 3 does not support Flash uploader used by Dolphin!

And tried with IE, it worked smoothly without any problem.

So, only proper solution for this upload video using Internet Explorer.

I have a local installation of dolphin which works perfect, includding video upload of wmv, mov, avi, mpeg etc. and I use Firefox 3.. so it's supported.. because flash files works the same on every browser..

So, what could be the reason for this? Any idea?

I use a host recommended by Boonex too.

Aprt from FFMPEG, FFMPEG-PHP, Mencoder, Lame, Mplayer ,etc. also installed on my server.

check if the settings in php.ini allows you to upload files as big as you are trying to upload..

you should allow files at least up to 50mb (for video formats such as avi and mpg which are way bigger than the converted flv).. try to add "php_value upload_max_filesize 50M" line to htaccess, also you must set the upload size in the ray > movie control panel to 50mb..

Good luck.

Thank you for the answer.

By the way, I have set maximum upload file size to 100MB and maximu execution time to 10000 seconds! and even when I upload a mp3 file, I get this error. So, this is not related to php.ini I think.

You can check my php.ini settings here: http://stats.kuala.arvixe.com/phpinfo.php

Quote · 21 Apr 2009

I found most all of my ray related problems with firefox were due to a problem with the google toolbar. I have not yet seen anyone mention that. Sammie is the one who pointed that out.

If your using firefox and you happen to have the google toolbar installed, then either remove it, or disable it from tools, addons section. You may find that will resolve most issues with firefox.

https://www.deanbassett.com
Quote · 21 Apr 2009

hi guys

i have the same problems, but when I was looking for permisions on the ray/modules/video the file folder is missing its on the music module, but not on video, could this be the problem, but when I try to uploaded in IE is working so is still a puzzle

Quote · 29 Oct 2009
 
 
Below is the legacy version of the Boonex site, maintained for Dolphin.Pro 7.x support.
The new Dolphin solution is powered by UNA Community Management System.