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I used Import Video and completed all fields correctly. I have waited hours now for the video to be processed. After checking the site. The videos have still not become available.
I've used the Download Again function and that didn't do the trick.
I've used Convert Again and that didn't do the trick either. Although, it displays "Download Finished" now.
But the videos are still not listed in any of the categories that I assigned them to.
My website is: YOUTHTOOB.COM
http://youthtoob.com
Have you set cronjob ?
I guess not. I don't even know what cronjob means. Please advise. :oops:
Okay. I looked this up in the forum, and entered /usr/bin/php -q/home/video/public_html/media/cron.php in the cronjob section of the cpanel then visited http://youthtoob.com/media/cron.php where it stated "cronjob started". Does this mean that I did everything correctly and need to just wait for the videos to process?
This is brand new territory for me.
Well, I'm not sure where I'm going wrong. But when I visited my http://youthtoob.com/media/cron.php
I had the following response:
What am I doing wrong?Quote:
cronjob started
Download startDownload Finished
File Name: /home/youthtoo/public_html/media/video/bea6699ac0cc91dd99592f519903d80b.flv
File Size: 0ERROR: unable to connect
You can run cronjob manually if you are only importing few videos. In that case, you need to access url
http://youthtoob.com/cron.php
You need to run cronjob two times to get a video imported.
To verify everything works, just remove all entried from Process queue, then add a video with the import form.
Then go to above cron.php url in browser. Wait some time, check the process queue and see the status. It should say "download started" after some time, it will change to "download finished", that is video is downloded to you server.
Now cron cronjob again.
If you check process queue, it will say "conversion started". After some time, if everything went properly, it will say "convert finished".
If there is an error, it will say "conversion error", you will get details about conversion process in the web browser where u access the cron.php
If you have error in conversion, post the content here.
I emptied my queue, and began the import video process again.
After waiting hours for a 2 minute video to import, I visited my cron URL numerous times. It continued to display "cronjob started". So, after a few hours and considerable amount of patience wearing off, I ran "Convert Video" again from the Admin --> "Process Queue".
I then visited http://youthtoob.com/media/cron.php which displayed the following error:
I visited the Vshare Admin where the video would be listed, and it is listed as duration: 0.00.What am I doing wrong?Quote:
cronjob started
Video (58) Conversion starting...
File: /home/youthtoo/public_html/media/video/
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INSERT INTO video SET UID='2', title='Arthur the sneezing dragon', description='Arthur is a Arthur is a dragon with a very bad allergy, and he has to sneeze... So watch out!', keyword='dragon, allergy, sneeze', channel='0|2|3|0', addtime='1193189813', adddate='2007-10-23', vkey='1728393649', type='public', active='0', approve='1'
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Video id: 142
Calling ffmpeg-php -> ffmpeg_movie()
Get video duration - START
Fatal error: Call to a member function getduration() on a non-object in /home/youthtoo/public_html/media/include/functions_upload.php on line 177
Eventually, I would like to import hundreds of videos. I would hope that I would be able to run many imports consecutively.
Sincerely,
Harrison
After using another discussion post as my guide http://forums.buyscripts.in/viewtopic.php?t=826, I added the following command line to the Cron Jobs: crontab -e -u youthtoo. I have no idea if any of this is correct. But I am determined to figure this out. Your help is so greatly appreciated!
Uploaded another video.
cron http://youthtoob.com/media/cron.php displays:
PS. I can upload videos directly from my computer, the very slow way.Quote:
cronjob started
Video (58) Conversion starting...
File: /home/youthtoo/public_html/media/video/
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UPDATE video SET active='0' where VID=142
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Video id: 142
Calling ffmpeg-php -> ffmpeg_movie()
Get video duration - START
Fatal error: Call to a member function getduration() on a non-object in /home/youthtoo/public_html/media/include/functions_upload.php on line 177
I am following your directions very carefully. But this still troubles me. Thank you for your help!
~Harrison
Your ffmpeg-php have problem.Quote:
Fatal error: Call to a member function getduration() on a non-object in /home/youthtoo/public_html/media/include/functions_upload.php on line 177
getduration() is a ffmpeg-php function.
See
http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&cl ... arch&meta=
It turned out to be a permissions issue. Now I am getting the following error:
cronjob started
Download startDownload Finished
File Name: /home/youthtoo/public_html/media/video/456d4219210a256b70f2de2a571d0342.flv
File Size: 0ERROR: unable to connect
My hosting company has provided the following:
Is this true that the vshare script might be in need of modification/fixing for this feature to function properly?Quote:
I checked the same at server and with the help of few tests found it to be working good.
Even phpinfo page shows ffmpeg to be compiled fine with php : http://youthtoob.com/phpinfo.php
This error is moreover an error related to vshare script.
You assistance is greatly appreciated.
Here are the steps to take in order to replicate the error:
Username & Password are blocked for security reasons. I can email or PM you if want my login info to test this further.Quote:
1. Find a video on youtube.com or any video sharing site.
2. Copy that page's URL.
3. Visit: http://youthtoob.com/media/admin/
4. Login Username: xxxxx - Password: xxxxx
5. Go to: Video Processing > Import Video
6. Wait a few minutes for video to import in the background.
7. Go to: Video Processing > Process Queue > choose :Convert Again . Click "Update".
8. Go back to Process Queue. If it says "Download Finished" for the video you imported, then visit: http://youthtoob.com/media/cron.php to see process results.
You should then see the results of the cronjob displayed in your browser window.
Sincerely,
Harrison
try following
1. Find a video on youtube.com or any video sharing site.
2. Copy that page's URL.
3. Visit: http://youthtoob.com/media/admin/
4. Login Username: xxxxx - Password: xxxxx
5. Delete content of templates_c/debug.txt
6. Go to: Video Processing > Import Video
7. Check the status of the video.
8. Run cron Job -> http://youthtoob.com/media/cron.php (this will download the video)
9. Check the status, it will say download finished.
10. Run cron Job -> http://youthtoob.com/media/cron.php (this will process the video)
If you have problem, paste content of the debug.txt file.
If the file is not getting downloaded, it can be problem with firewall.
Try downloading a video from another site and see if the video get downloaded.
Perfect!
I simply renamed the debug text file in the meantime, until I figure out how to go about rectifying the firewall issue (which seems to be a cause). But now I am able to import and upload the videos.
So thank you!!!!