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    Default Video Not Converting All The Way

    I have a video that is about 20 minutes long and it's not converting all the way. The video can be found here:

    DNA MEDIA: DIANE NEAL & ADAM BEACH - DIANE NEAL: NAVY NCIS - E8X11 SHIPS IN THE NIGHT

    My site is: DNA MEDIA: DIANE NEAL & ADAM BEACH - Share Your Videos

    This is all I get in the conversion log:

    STARTING VIDEO CONVERSION (process_queue.id = 26)

    File: /home/user/public_html/dna/video/DIANE---NAVY-NCIS-E8X11-SHIPS-IN-THE-NIGHT.wmv
    $file_extn = wmv
    SELECT * FROM `videos` WHERE `video_id`=50
    Video id: 50
    Video Output File Name : /home/user/public_html/dna/flvideo/4ca4238a0b/1294921985146425449.flv
    $video_flv = Video Output File Name : /home/user/public_html/dna/flvideo/4ca4238a0b/1294921985146425449.flv
    Find video duration - START
    Duration (ffmpeg-php): 1442
    DURATION: 24:02
    Create Thumbnail - START


    Thanks in advance.

    NWN

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    This sounds as though your PHP execution settings are set to terminate PHP applications too quickly. You will need to increase your max_execution_time setting in PHP (or have your host do it if you are on a shared host).
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    Quote Originally Posted by bplex View Post
    This sounds as though your PHP execution settings are set to terminate PHP applications too quickly. You will need to increase your max_execution_time setting in PHP (or have your host do it if you are on a shared host).

    Where would I find that setting in what file? Personally, I'd like to try to fix it myself. My host is not a big help these days.

    Thanks.

    NWN

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    To find php.in, run following in command prompt

    Code:
    php -i| grep php.ini
    Or lool at

    http://yourdomain.ext/phpinfo.php

    You need root access on the server to edit it yourself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hostonnet View Post
    To find php.in, run following in command prompt

    Code:
    php -i| grep php.ini
    Or lool at

    http://yourdomain.ext/phpinfo.php

    You need root access on the server to edit it yourself.
    I do have access to my cpanel. I've looked in the file and all it says is

    Code:
    <?php phpinfo(); ?>
    And that's all.

    NWN

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    You can't do this with cpanel. This need root access, contact server admin to make the changes.
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    Thanks for all your replies and for your patience. You guys are tops.

    NWN

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    I am also having the same problem....

    Contacted my host, hostonnet, for those who also use it and was told that shared servers, max_input_time and max_execution_time is 6000.

    How long would it have to be to work?

    I cant afford a dedicated server for such a small site, is there any other solutions to this?

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    Unhappy

    bump.... really need to fix this

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