 I am unable to upload a 4mb file no matter what format. Have tried really tiny files as well, size does not matter. It goes through the upload process to 100% and then a black box with white reverse type come with a error "uploading file error". Does anyone have a solution. It would be greatly appreciated. thanks |
I tried a 200K file, no luck. It uploads, flashes a thumbnail then the black box. Odd. I have read some posts about fixing the php.ini file. I don't seem to have one, do I need to create one? |
If you can`t upload even 200k, .. seems this is not only size restrictions - recheck ffmpeg and folders permissions. |
I keep searching for this illusive "PhP.ini" to adjust the max size.. anyone know what folder it is in? Permissions to folders and player are all set to 777. no luck Thank |
What hosting service are you using? Is it a shared hosting environmnet, or VPS? Put the following code in a .PHP file that is accessible from you environment: <?php Then point your browser at .PHP file. For example something like this: http://my.hosting.service/my-php-settings.php This should show you many of your PHP settings including your max file upload size. It will at least let you know if that is the problem. Without knowing your hosting environment it is to hard to guess how to manipulate the php.ini file. |
We chose to host through infrenion (www.infrenion.com) and we pounded our heads against desks for three days... THREE DAYS!!! We could not figure out why is was throwing errors left and right. Finally, after asking Infrenion about some of the php.ini and MySQL settings, then asked what specifically we were trying to accomplish. It turns out that they are EXPERTS AT ALL THINGS DOLPHIN! They has everything configured for us in about two hours and even explained what was happening, so we'd know. Great hosting company that provides stellar support. I'd give them a call... |
