Installation - ffmpeg.exe - Unexecutable

Hello

Iam having a problem installing the dolphin I did change the permissions to 755 but the problem is that my hosting does not allow .exe filles. Does any one could tell me how can I continue with installation and changing the ffmpeg.exe.

for something els in order to continue with my installation. Bellow is the sample of the reading in the permission section of the initial installation window.

Thanks

The permissions for that are 777 not 755.

But if your host does not allow executables, then many of the ray modules for media will not work correctly. You should really find a host that is compatiable with dolphin.

Thanks!

I fell that maybe a replace for ffmpeg.exe as for the 777 it is correct. As for the hosting ist is a shere hosting and they do not allow exe files. any other sujections as for a software semilar to dolphin!

Software simliar to Dolphin that does not require .exe file executions and will still enable you to run a social networking site?

Where did I see that? 

Where...

Oh yeah... Now I remember...

you can find it at http://myspace.com

Just build a profile there and maybe you might be able to throw up an ad on it and make a few pennies a year...

It seam that dolphic software is not stable and may hosting company does not allow it to used it with the .exe extention. Why you  do spend some time working on a possible extention to the mmfpeg.exe to be used in any hosting. 

Your host is listed as an Idiot.  Dolphin is extremely stable, until stuck on an unstable server.  The real issue here is the webmaster, your attemptin to run a script that demands triple 6 & 7 permissions in a shared environment where any other webmaster on the same server can pop into it.  Either go get a real server, VPS or Dedicated from this host or go get a new host.  Quit trying to create a paid site on a free hosting plan using a free script and refusing to pay for anything.  You get nothing for free in this world, and when you go cheap you get exactly what you would of gotten for free.

I installed dolphin and was wondering why the index.php would never work after I installed the thing.

Oh look...

 the tags on the pages ...

 <?

and not

<?PHP

Hmmmmmm oh well, woest me...

<? is a valid start tag for php. It is the short version.

To fix you need to enable short tag support for your version of PHP.

It is a option available in your PHP.ini file.

 I corrected his post for him deano, seems the forums are filled lately with newbie experts who forgot their phd's are useless inside of Dolphin.  Oh well, he can keep swimming on his own with that attitude.