Video/Sounds Upload Error

Hello All,

I have D7.1.2 installed with RMS (Ubuntu/Nginx) and all permissions are correctly configured. The site will not allow me to upload a video or audio file with any of the uploaders. I have ffmpeg.exe set to 777 and it is the new version for D7.1.2. I have it set in ADMIN to allow video and audio files to be uploaded. My PHP file appears to be correctly configured - this is what it looks like:

  • allow_url_fopen = On - OK
  • allow_url_include = Off - OK
  • magic_quotes_gpc = Off - OK
  • memory_limit = 134217728 - OK
  • post_max_size = 52428800 - OK
  • upload_max_filesize = 52428800 - OK
  • register_globals = Off - OK
  • safe_mode = Off - OK
Also I have deleted and re-installed ffmpeg.exe and it still does not allow me to upload any video or audio files. I have scoured the Boonex Forums section for days and read practically every post pertaining to this problem and none of the suggestions have worked for me. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Quote · 25 May 2013

Video uploads don't use RMS - only video comments do, and that's for the initial video capture.

 

When you say that the site will not allow you to upload a video, does that mean the video upload itself fails?  Is there an error?  Or does the video sit in processing?  If it sits in processing, check your cron email for any error messages from the cron daemon.

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Quote · 25 May 2013

First, make sure your video file size is small than the size setting in php.ini.

Second, D7.1.2 restores the video file size setting in admin->video->setting, you need to set it to the size in MB your expected for your video file max size allowed.

Quote · 25 May 2013

Yes, video and audio uploads fail. When using Flash Uploader I receive "Upload Error:413" and when utilizing Regular Uploader, the upload process continues in an infinite loop where the files never successfully upload.

Quote · 25 May 2013

Does the flash uploader in uni template work? if that is a YES then do you use custom template?

if so, get the vendor of the template to update this file: swf_upload_integration.html

hope this helps you with the issue...

 

Quote · 25 May 2013

No unfortunately Flash uploader, as well as the other uploaders, do not work with the UNI template.

Quote · 25 May 2013

 

When using Flash Uploader I receive "Upload Error:413"

Anyone know what this error means?  Also, where is this error coming from?  The webserver? or is it the flash uploader reporting it?

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Quote · 25 May 2013

What is the client_max_body_size setting in the Nginx config?

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Quote · 25 May 2013

It appears as if my Nginx.conf file did not contain this bit of code. I added this and it appears as if the upload worked:

client_max_body_size 200M;

If you do not mind could you send me what your Nginx.conf file looks like so I may get an idea of what I should and should not have. Thank you kindly.

Quote · 25 May 2013

 

It appears as if my Nginx.conf file did not contain this bit of code. I added this and it appears as if the upload worked:

client_max_body_size 200M;

If you do not mind could you send me what your Nginx.conf file looks like so I may get an idea of what I should and should not have. Thank you kindly.

I think the default for that is 1 meg.  Let me create a generic copy of it and I will do so later.  There are some security entries for php that you should have included.

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