That is because I had none of the software installed to do it, which is now fixed. I had to wipe the server and do a clean server image of ubuntu. I spend the last few weeks since trying to figure out how to install ffmpeg, php-ffmpeg, flv-tool2 and all the crap I needed to host and encode videos again. Luckily it was easier this time around since some talented programmers have added these items to the ubuntu repositories - WAY EASY now to do! apt-get baby is a good thing!
I tested it with a short vid upload, it encoded just fine!
VFRD Video -> Full View � Download � Upload
Ahhh well that would explain why a vid upload I attempted recently failed...
Ubuntwho?
Auspa�ol, Sep 14 2009, 03:25 AMUbuntwho?
Yes, Ubuntu is a free linux operating system - and its the shiznit! Stable powerful and did I also say its free. Makes for a great server for vfrd, when I dont mess it up with my meddling or lack there of. I let it go for 3 months without a reboot and it performed very well I have to say running the website without a glitch for 6 months after I finally rebooted it and did some cleaning up - I cant get my home desktop with MS XP to run for more than a day without rebooting! Problem was I did not address the proliferation of log files that built up, who logged in where, log files telling me when there where errors stuff like that and it filled up the partion, so much so that there was no room left in the directory where the database was stored. So then it started to have issues and got corrupted which led to me deleting a bunch of stuff that should not have been deleted, like who the owners of all the files were, which told the computer that nobody had access to the files which in turn made it stop serving vfrd for a day and a half. I had a grand old time fixing that for 48 hours I was in a panic, well not really but I was concerned. Oh well now its fixed and the software is all installed again. You can upload videos again (motorcycle related please just like everything else here)
http://www.ubuntu.com