I created my very first flv video today in Photoshop Elements Premier. The file ended up being about 50MB. When I tried several times to upload it into my sermon storage folder, it failed. Do I have to compress it further to get it to upload? Can you tell me how? Or am I doing something wrong when I browse for the file and try to upload it?
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Author: John,
When you can't upload a big file, the main issue is usually the memory settings on PHP and TYPO3.
First there is a setting in the Install tool under setMemoryLimit. You can access it via a browser at http://yourdmainnamehere.org/typo3/install. The field setMemoryLimit should be blank. If it is not, delete the contents and save the change. This is probably not the issue though, but it is an easy thing to check.
Second, the issue is usually that there is not enough RAM allocated to PHP to store the uploading file. Unless you manage your own server you will probably need to ask your hosting company to increase the memory available for PHP. These changes below are the parameters I usually set and these changes are made to the php.ini file.
max_execution_time = 300
memory_limit = 64M
post_max_size = 64M
upload_max_filesize = 64M
If you are hosted on VineHosting.com then this is probably not the issue because Vine sets these values very high already to support WEC.
In Him,
Mark
When you can't upload a big file, the main issue is usually the memory settings on PHP and TYPO3.
First there is a setting in the Install tool under setMemoryLimit. You can access it via a browser at http://yourdmainnamehere.org/typo3/install. The field setMemoryLimit should be blank. If it is not, delete the contents and save the change. This is probably not the issue though, but it is an easy thing to check.
Second, the issue is usually that there is not enough RAM allocated to PHP to store the uploading file. Unless you manage your own server you will probably need to ask your hosting company to increase the memory available for PHP. These changes below are the parameters I usually set and these changes are made to the php.ini file.
max_execution_time = 300
memory_limit = 64M
post_max_size = 64M
upload_max_filesize = 64M
If you are hosted on VineHosting.com then this is probably not the issue because Vine sets these values very high already to support WEC.
In Him,
Mark
Mark,
We do host with VineHosting.
When I checked the MemoryLimit in "typo3/install" I was asked for an installation password. I looked up the password in local/config and pasted it in. However, that didn't allow me to log in. I received this message:
The Install Tool Password is not the admin password of TYPO3.
If you don't know the current password, you can set a new one by setting the value of $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['BE']['installToolPassword'] in typo3conf/localconf.php to the md5() hash value of the password you desire.
I guess I'm not understanding what this message means by "to the md5() hash value" Does this mean I simply change what follows "installToolPassword = "?
I uploaded the video to our Conference's video site, but really want to have it run directly from our church's site.
Do I need to contact VineHosting directly about this issue or do you have other suggestions?
Thanks,
John
We do host with VineHosting.
When I checked the MemoryLimit in "typo3/install" I was asked for an installation password. I looked up the password in local/config and pasted it in. However, that didn't allow me to log in. I received this message:
The Install Tool Password is not the admin password of TYPO3.
If you don't know the current password, you can set a new one by setting the value of $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['BE']['installToolPassword'] in typo3conf/localconf.php to the md5() hash value of the password you desire.
I guess I'm not understanding what this message means by "to the md5() hash value" Does this mean I simply change what follows "installToolPassword = "?
I uploaded the video to our Conference's video site, but really want to have it run directly from our church's site.
Do I need to contact VineHosting directly about this issue or do you have other suggestions?
Thanks,
John
John,
On Vine, the install password should be the same as your admin password. But all the settings should be fine and taken care of for you automatically. I suggest placing a ticket with Vine. Then they will take a look at it for you. I am confident that they will figure it out quickly. You should be able to upload a 50 MB file if you are hosted on Vine.
In Him,
Mark
On Vine, the install password should be the same as your admin password. But all the settings should be fine and taken care of for you automatically. I suggest placing a ticket with Vine. Then they will take a look at it for you. I am confident that they will figure it out quickly. You should be able to upload a 50 MB file if you are hosted on Vine.
In Him,
Mark
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