After loading proccesing is not start

Hello.

I've got a question: when I upload video mp4 nothing is happenes.

No any logs failed in /opt/ray_server

Maybe need to check any another logs?

I discovered that my browsers were automatically blocking Flash. Firefox continues to block it and requests me to approve its use for each session. I gave up on Flash and don't use any of the flash modules.

Even if you solve the problem, what about all your members? I'm not sure they'll want to mess around with flash just to see a video.

No any problem with flash. Chat is working

there are a few uploaders; you set them in the admin panel of your site.

Videos are processed by ffmeg.exe (and no, if you are on linux that is not a windows file)  FFmpeg must have the proper permissions to run; depending on your server config set its permissions to 755 or 777; 777 will work for sure.  You also need to have the cron job set properly and executing for videos (and sounds/music) to be processed.

FireFox is getting heavy handed in several areas but that is a rant for a another day.

Hello. thanks for a tips: do i need ffmpeg.exe if i install on Ubuntu linux?  what i need instead (if need)

ffmpeg.exe is 777 perm

cron is works every minite.

The ffmpeg that ships with Dolphin is the one you need; just set it to 777 as you have done.

OK, let's check if the cron job you set up is indeed the correct one.

Go to /periodic and rename the .htaccess file there to .htaccess.bak

Then using your site's domain name go to your-site-domain/periodic/cron.php you won't see anything but a white page of course.  Don't forget to rename the .htaccess back to previous.

If the videos start processing then you know that the cron job you set up for your site is incorrect.

No any effect

Videos are not processed using flash.  Videos are uploaded to the site and then ffmpeg is called through the cron job in the database to process the video.  I am guessing you are not getting any notifications in your email or in the root mailbox?

Running cron.php manually should have started the videos processing if the issue was the server cron job.  I know this can sound confusing.  You set a cron job on the server that calls /periodic/cron.php.  Cron.php then accesses the cron jobs stored in the cron job table.

No any effect in top process and no any email.

I would suggest to try to run ffmpeg.exe from command line to see if it's working.

It's solved now.

Some rewrite and php errors of setup.

Manually repair it - it's uploading and processing now.