- Is this ok or should I upgrade to double? Right now 142mb videos don't want to process. Process failed. Is it because of the low ram/processor?
- 4GBMemory
- 2 CoreProcessor
Is this enough server space for processing video?
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It's not Black Lightning, but it can certainly process videos. Do you receive any cron emails about processing videos? - are there any errors from them? BoonEx Certified Host: Zarconia.net - Fully Supported Shared and Dedicated for Dolphin | ||||||||||||||||||||
no emails concerning error
50mb videos work fine and sometimes the 150mb videos work, other times they don't. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Do you receive any emails at all about processing videos (ffmpeg.exe)?
Make sure the cron jobs are set to send to an email address you actually check - by default in cPanel they send to the account's mail, and in Plesk they don't send one at all.
This could be due to the PHP configuration, e.g., memory_limit being too low. But I'll need an error message (these would be at the very end of FFmpeg cron emails) to know exactly what. BoonEx Certified Host: Zarconia.net - Fully Supported Shared and Dedicated for Dolphin | ||||||||||||||||||||
I just changed memory to - and I'm trying a 300mb video. |
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