Video processing slow - 14sec video - 16 hours to post

If anyone has any suggestions on this, I have tried vasious formats of uploads to narrow the problem, such as mov wmv flv and they are all taking the same super long time.

Also while the video is "processing" it does not show up for admin under the "processing" list, rather they all fall under pending...

 

Thank you,

Janos 

Quote · 6 Jun 2011

 there are a few variables that can be looked at:

 

CPU's

RAM

 

length of video

If anyone has any suggestions on this, I have tried vasious formats of uploads to narrow the problem, such as mov wmv flv and they are all taking the same super long time.

Also while the video is "processing" it does not show up for admin under the "processing" list, rather they all fall under pending...

 

Thank you,

Janos 

 

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Quote · 6 Jun 2011

Did you try uploading a short length video?

Are you using shared hosting?

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Quote · 6 Jun 2011

 

Did you try uploading a short length video?

Are you using shared hosting?

 they uploaded a 14 second video, i think that is short enough don't you? or where you just posting a none offer of help post to spam your sign link?

Quote · 7 Jun 2011

I am using shared RMS.

 

I have tried various lengths of video from 14 seconds to 1:30seconds to 6min, from what i have seen they all take extremely long to get through upwards of 15hours.

Janos 

Quote · 7 Jun 2011

That should be because of the insufficient memory for the video processing. I suggest you to do a convert in the command line and check the memory usage.

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Quote · 7 Jun 2011

What time interval is your cron command set to run?

 

Example: * * * * *  (every second, every minute, every hour, every day, etc.)

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Quote · 7 Jun 2011

Here is the cron job details :

0       0       *       *       *       cd /home/firehotl/public_html/periodic; /usr/local
/bin/php -q cron.php


This cron job is running at 00:00 hours everyday.

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I dont know what this information means.  i hope it helps! 

Quote · 7 Jun 2011

Your cron should be setted to run every minute if you want the videos to be processed in the right time.

Change this 0 0 * * *

WITH

* * * * *

Regards Yobi

Web Development, Multimedia Design and Social Media.
Quote · 7 Jun 2011

That is where the problem lies.

I recommend you to run the cron every 5 minutes.

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Quote · 8 Jun 2011
 
 
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