video uploading still not working..

Im now at the point im willing to pay to have this fixed.
UGH.

Let's recap what you have done.

what is the issue ?   videos not processing ?

Original Post - http://www.boonex.com/forums/#topic/unable-to-upload-video.htm

A - make sure you have proper permissions for FFMPEG.exe file located in flash/modules/global/apps/

Should have 777 or 755 permissions (I have found that either works even though the install instructions say 777)

B - Make sure you have the most recent version of FFMPEG. Can be downloaded here.

C - I know you said you checked your php.ini and dolphin settings, but recheck them. Make sure you edited the correct php.ini. And if all else fails, contact your hosting provider and see if there is a global php.ini file that is limiting upload sizes.

Regarding the php.ini file.  Be careful that you are actually editing the correct entries.  There may be a section at the top of the php.ini file that is merely a guide; it look like the regular entries but are not.  Make sure to scroll down to the real entries.

It's the server side that is rejecting some video types but not all of them..  

I added the mime types by hand but they are still failing right after upload.

I took a 1:1 copy of the site and put it on one of my servers and all video file types upload just fine.

He will need to get in touch with his hosting provider and see why those video file types are failing... 

per hosting company it upload but not converting the files...

converting would be the FFMpeg.exe file. Make sure the permissions are correct and that you have the newest one from the Boonex site - as already listed above.

the permission are correct going to try to upload the new file provided 

The ffmpeg file provided is a windows .exe i have a linux box (centos)
 

that is correct

Well as i wrote to you in PM  you can upload .avi and .wmv and they will convert...   Anything else and it just fails. 

So i don't know if there is a global block on other video mime types or not.  I could not seem to find any blocks and those extensions are allowed in dolphin admin.

When i did a 1:1 copy of your site to my servers the video upload excepted any video file format and converted every one of them. 

This is why i think it's some sort of server setting or miss configuration. 

This has been covered before.  The .exe does not mean that it is a windows executable; linux files can have a dot in the file name.  However, there are two ffmpegs provided by Boonex, one is a windows version and one is a linux version.

Windows files uses the last dot, .XXX, to denote the extension of the file name and the file type although Windows files can have have multiple dots in the file name as well.  In linux, it is just part of the file name.  So you will find ffmpeg.exe in your Dolphin linux installation.

hmm .exe is not a usually format acceptable in linux unless your using some type of windows emulation like wine..

Maybe my explanation was not clear, in the case of linux, the dot exe (.exe) in ffmpeg.exe is not a file format.

i found ffmpeg installed  im wondering if it could be conflicting with dolphin ffmpeg