strange error after trying to upload 150 mb flv file

[dlevancho]

I got following error
Temporary File Name :
File Size :0
File Type :
File Name :83BC0485_30.04_chunk_1_all.flv
The file you are trying to upload is too big.


but in application I have set limit to be 200 MB as max upload size,. why do I get this error?
apache and php have maxed out values.

[zeffer]

The server if it is converting to FLV is either running out of memory and/or is using too much cpu and cutting it to save resources. Mine is doing it at 15mb atm, pain in the arse really.

[admin]

Server need enough memory also to allow large uploads

See

http://forums.buyscripts.in/viewtopic.php?t=415

[dlevancho]

hmm strange it was already a flv file when I was uploading why would application try to encode it, all it had to do is upload it is not it
?

[zeffer]

It has to go through to get the run time, also the server must have a good overhead of ram to store as you upload. What is your ram set to use on your website?

[admin]

hmm strange it was already a flv file when I was uploading why would application try to encode it, all it had to do is upload it is not it
?

FLV files are not converted. It just upload and make thumbnail.

If upload do not work, check

http://forums.buyscripts.in/viewtopic.php?t=415

[joecool6101]

what you do.. is just manually upload it.. i mean if you already have the .flv then open up your FTP go to flvideo and rename it.. This script needs work.. lots of work.

I just do that till it actually works.

[zeffer]

Well to get more technical my solution i used was use a conversion tool some sort of video to flv tool (sorenson i use mainly) make a very shitty convert of the file you want to upload, like convert it in 56kb stream so the file is very small. It will upload fine and do a runtime, then just make a quality .flv video and upload it directly into cpanel overwriting the old dodgy 56kbs .flv file.

Bit of work but when my dedicated server wasnt able to do the conversion i started doing them all.