Doh, white screen when uploading.
 

What did I do? :x

http://www.photopost.com/forum/showp...15&postcount=4

That should help you

Thanks, that fixed it for a while. I set the upload limit ini_set("memory_limit", "2000M");

Now I've uploaded a video into my upload dir but when I press on the skip button it says it process it and then I get a white screen and the video isn't in the categories.

2000M what in the world you dont do that at all. If the memory can not be allocated it will go back to default 8mb

I suggest you clear all uploads in the uploads directory and set memory to 40M this should be fine

If you continue to have issues try installing Imagemagick on the server which does not use PHP's memory.

I am confused, this video file is 300mb though, so I would need to set it to say 320M?

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This thread talks on memory for PHP

Usually filesize uploadable is set in the max_uploaded_filesize variable

If you want to process a filesize as this you can raise your PHP memory but I hope you have your own server and popped in some memory to be able to assign that to PHP without crashing things.

I've been trying to get this video to go through. I uploaded the 290mb video to my upload dir. I went through the upload process and clicked the box. I get to the:
"Preparing to process image list!"
and
then it tries to ahve me download the bulkupload.php

Yes your PHP is timing out. I dont know of anyone trying to process files that large. What is your max execution time?

I know I've done this before with several 600-900mb videos. I don't know why it's not working now.

I upload the video to upload/1 (my upload dir)

browse the file on my hd, fill out the info fields, click on skip upload process and submit, right?

Thank you for all the help. :)

Yes that is exactly what you do.

Try cleaning your uploads directory of all files except that one and all I know to tell you to do is to alter the PHP settings noted. I dont know anyone who has gone to that extreme.

Is it abnormal to host those large of videos? I thought it was becoming pretty common on the net now.

Thanks I will try right now!

Booya, worked. ;)

TY! This will be good to know for the future, we'll prob have hundreds of large videos like these.

The issue is of PHP server timeouts. people upload video all the time I just never heard of anyone uploading 300mb files before is all ;)