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Hi,
I have successfully installed the script. I am able to upload small videos. When i try to upload videos more than 10 MB, after the upload bar shows 100%, i get the error page cannot be displayed.
The sameway, even if i try to import youtube videos from Admin, the page cannot be displayed.
I am able to upload and import small videos. But when i import larger files, i have this issue. Please help me to fix this issue.
Thanks,
Maddy
This is because PHP process is getting killed half way. You need to increase execution time. See
Setting php.ini for Large File Uploads
I have already done that. This is the file:
Code:php_value upload_max_filesize 100M
php_value post_max_size 200M
php_value output_buffering on
php_value max_execution_time 6000
php_value max_input_time 6000
php_value session.gc_maxlifetime 48800
php_value memory_limit 256M
But still i face this issue. Plz help me
What is your web site url ?
Plz help me to fix this issue. I can also pay u, if its fixed....
I am also having this problem. I have my htaccess as:
php_value upload_max_filesize 100M
php_value post_max_size 200M
php_value output_buffering on
php_value max_execution_time 9999
php_value max_input_time 7000
php_value session.gc_maxlifetime 48800
php_value memory_limit 256M
i have managed to upload a file as big as 50mb without adding that in, but i had to try it 3 times and I dont think the average site visitor will be so patient. I've tested the import and got it to work on a short video, but on long videos I just get page not found.
Were you able to get your problem sorted out?
http://forums.buyscripts.in/viewtopic.php?t=1181
you guys might want to check the above link
do you get the cannot be displayed page stright after the upload bar has gone to 100% or is it after a certain amount of time while it says "uber-uploader" in the title?
no. still i face this issue. plz give me a solution
I am not sure, to be honest with you. I am still working on this site and have not yet set up the upload status bar, so I can't say what percentage complete it is. I'll try to make some progress towards getting that accomplished so that I can answer your question.Quote:
Originally Posted by leki
I'll also investigate the apache timeout setting to see what that is set at. Thanks for the tip. I look forward to the new release that runs the conversion in the background.
Ok, it seems that the httpd timeout is set at 300. That's only half of what the other post said they were set out, but still, that's 10 full minutes and I'm not sure that's the issue. I'll have to do further testing later when I have a few minutes. I do not have the ability to change this file on my own and the host said that's high enough, so we'll see what happens.
You answered an "this or that" question with a "no" response!?Quote:
Originally Posted by helpmeplz
@SportsGamingTV.com
300 seconds is 5 minutes :)
if you use opera to upload it tells you exactly what its doing in the uplaod process so you can tell much easier.
If you want PM me a test username and password for your site that is alllowed to upload and i will test it for you.
5 Minutes, Yikes! I guess I was just hoping for 10 minutes. lol. Right now any account can upload. I can create one for you if you like, or you can just sign up. Either way works as well as the other.
I wonder how long it will be before we see the updated script that converts in the background. Sounds sweet. :)
@SportsGamingTV.com
your timeout is set to 150 seconds....and from test i did it failed after 2 mins and 30 seconds....so yes you have the same problem.....just have to wait for the fix from admin
Yeah, either that or pay more than twice as much to upgrade to a semi-dedicated account. Hopefully the update won't take too long.
Thanks for looking. :)
Ok, I complained about this quite a bit and was passed up to Level 3 Support (System Admin) at my host. This is what he said:
So now all of a sudden it is up to 1000. This is probably true. I just uploaded a video that took 12 minutes according to the upload progress bar, and it was successfully completed. Now, will it stay at 1,000? Only time will tell. lolQuote:
Can I have your admin login details for your youtube site so that I will test it in my end, we have the Max_execution time set to 1000 in our master php.ini and in your local .htaccess settings its set to 9999, so it should handle that size of files very easily.
@SportsGamingTV.com
yes the Max_execution is another setting you do need high however this value is not causing the problem
If you check http://www.SportsGamingTV.com/phpinfo.php and look for the Apache section...there you should see "Timeouts Connection: 150 - Keep-Alive: 15" ...its the 150 part that is causing the problem but it is not normal to have this set really high so i think its a fix thats needed in vshare.
That's what I thought, but I wonder how I completed a 12 minute upload if the timeout is set for 2.5 minutes. Very odd.
well its the converting time.....if its an easy type of file to convert mencoder may be able to do it in under 2:30.
Hopefully I can hold out until the new script solves this (fingers crossed). I hate to be forced into upgrading to a plan that costs 3x as much just because of this.
Thanks for all of your help and input Leki. You've at least managed to keep me sane through all of this.
I am suddenly experiencing this issue (page cannot be displayed) with the new fresh install of the latest version and I'm not sure where to start. In my .htaccess I have this:
php_value upload_max_filesize 100M
php_value post_max_size 100M
php_value output_buffering on
php_value max_execution_time 1000
php_value max_input_time 1000
php_value session.gc_maxlifetime 14400
...which is my host's instructions for youtube clones. I tried to upload a 40Meg video twice now and keep getting the "page can not be displayed" after the uu_lib.pm or the uu_upload thingie does whatever it is that it does.
I have the tweak in the uu_lib.pm that says "we are converting your video please stand by" kind of message and you'll see this for a while then it goes to "page cannot be displayed". Argh.
Oh, and I have the bitrate changed in the include/settings/ video_conversion.php from 500 to 768, I don't know if that matters...so what I'm doing is trying to upload this same video to my alternate vid site which is still running with the last version with bitrate set to 512. I'll let you know what happens.
UPDATE: The video at the alternate site with the lower bitrate running with the last version of the script (2.3) uploaded with no problems....so, next step for eliminating the issue is to lower the bitrate on the lastest version and see what happens. I'll let you know.
UPDATE:The video at the site running the latest version of the script (2.4) with the bitrate set to 512 crashed (page cannot be displayed).
Any ideas? I'm not using the cronjob thingie and have it set for "realtime conversion".
UPDATE:Ok, now I understand that the definition of insanity is to try the same thing over and over expecting different results...but OK, so I'm insane...I tried uploading the 40meg video to the freshly installed site with the bit rate back at 768 and it worked just fine.
I don't get it...I don't get it...I don't get it. We need an emoticon here for banging a head against a wall. :lol:
@grynmoors
if your hosted with cirtex then that can be your problem, they are often slow or down and also your site will only have 150 seconds to convert or it will fail (see link above).
I don't doubt what you've said but so far my hosting with them has been pretty good. At first it was down a lot but they seem to have fixed that, I'm not getting as many outtage reports (hardly any) from my web monitor as I used to.