Video Processing does not work forum searches fail - part 2

OK, I will take a look

@myhuntprofile, glad to hear the issues are finally solved.

The php timings for my server are even higher than that for long videos.

For my video server this is set to:

max_execution_time = 6000

max_input_time = 9000

Thanks I may try this. Videos 10 MB or higher do not even process. They stickin processing still. Just a matter of tweaking my settings I hope. Thanks for sharing your settings. I will keep working with this. Several hours or an entire day to process a video will not work for me.

Newton how long are your processing times you think on those 100M videos on your server?

 On my testing server, 15 minutes.

Hardware is a 

Hmm, Our set ups are similar enough that I should be able to upload large videos. I am changing max input time and execution to reflect your settings.  I am not familar with input time though. I do not know what it does. It has to be a php configuration number that is holding me back.

Mine is:

Platform: Linux
CPU: 3.3 GHz
RAM: 2.5 GB Space: 48 GB
Bandwidth: 1 TB

 I forgot to mention the flash settings. These do make a big difference in the processing times.

When you first asked I had mine set to the highest 2048KB conversion.

I checked the conversion to 512KB, much faster but of course the quality was degraded.

 Thanks maybe this will help me. Still can't upload large videos. You have the codec checked or unchecked?

 The codec is checked, if not you will loose the ability to play in the HTML5 player.

 How large?

This post will hopefully help other also when setting up the server if your site is video dependent like a few of mine.

This is the site audit section, following all of the suggestions from Boonex.

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/HostingServerSetupRecommendations

Your results should be similar to...

Make sure to up all your php.ini settings to something similar...

Some of that stuff is commented out in my stock configuration like

max_input_vars

realpath_cache_size

realpath_cache_ttl

I've updated the other settings to reflect your own. Not even a 55 MB video or 15MB video will upload. Smaller will though. I will try again.

I am reading the article. I see it is 3 years old but it seems the information still applies well with the current dolphin version. Just wanted to say "WoW", what a great piece of helpful work.

 Just remembered, the new video  and audio modules have limits that now can be set separate from each other.

Yeah i seen that yesterday. I have it set to 200MB

Ok it looks like all of MySQL settings were already spot on with the article except for key buffer size was only "1" and the article was "64".  Also I run CGI/FastCGI. I ran a page score and get a 60/100. My big red mark is that my template images I guess have no cache expiration. Not sure how to fix that while we are talking optimization.

Not even a 25MB video will process. My test video that is just under 1MB processes every time. I really don't like the Boonex uploader anyway. I am not one to quit on a problem but I just may for this one. All this work and not much to gain. I am really looking for the future to have a better video uploader. More up to date, less complicated, and user friendly. Look like Rayz is going to get a sale on me adding more embed options.

 Hmm, I have full movies that process, 700-800MB with home server test.