Video upload failed (Video error)

Now, when I'm just ready. Everything works and then test one video uploader. What do I get? Video upload failed (Video error) 

Not funny. I have searched and searched and tried and set premissions and everything. But still shows the error: Video upload failed (Video error) 

Someone who can say what I can try?

I've checked in the admin setting, and there I have 64M 

• key_buffer_size = 536870912 - OK
• query_cache_limit = 1048576 - OK
• query_cache_size = 524288000 - OK
• query_cache_type = ON - OK
• max_heap_table_size = 16777216 - OK
• tmp_table_size = 16777216 - OK
• thread_cache_size = 9 - OK

PHP INI settings

safe mode = Off
disabled functions =
max execution time = 40
post_max_size = 200M
upload max filesize = 200M

ffmpeg output

sh: -version: command not found

Is that accurate??? I hope not, because it is wrong. Missing _(underscores on the names)

safe mode should be safe_mode
disabled functions should be disabled_functions
max execution time should be max_execution_time
upload max filesize should be upload_max_filesize

max_execution_time should be raised. 40 is not good enough. Should be a couple of minutes at least. Set to 120 or 180

Once you fix all that. Your assuming that php settings are the only thing can can cause video errors. Improper permissions on the tmp folder, or the flash/modules/video/files can also cause it. Check in admin -> host tools section under the permissions tab to make sure everything there checks out.

Make sure the tmp folder and the flash/modules/video/files actually exist. The admin permission section does not check permissions on missing folders and it does not tell you it's missing either. Missing folders are usually the result of crappy FTP clients that were used to upload dolphin when it was first installed as some ftp clients do not transfer empty folders. And quite a few dolphin folders are empty to start with.

This is what i have in my admin dolphin.

• allow_url_fopen = On - OK
• allow_url_include = Off - OK
• magic_quotes_gpc = Off - OK
• memory_limit = -1 - OK
• post_max_size = 209715200 - OK
• upload_max_filesize = 209715200 - OK
• register_globals = Off - OK
• safe_mode = Off - OK
• disable_functions = - OK
• php module: curl = curl - OK
• php module: gd = gd - OK
• php module: mbstring = mbstring - OK
• php module: xsl = xsl - OK
• php module: json = json - OK
• php module: openssl = openssl - OK
• php module: zip = zip - OK
• php module: ftp = ftp - OK

Check permissions.

I just realize that you can't execute a  ffmpeg.exe on an linux or a mac, thats why you get error on uploading the video file.

Umm. I run a linux server. As do most people that run dolphin.

You just set ffmpeg.exe to mode 777. So your incorrect. It is not a problem. The fact that the file extension is exe means nothing. The extension could be anything. It is meaningful only to humans who associate the .exe with windows. However linux does not care.