Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
06/10/17 09:46:16AM
10,162 posts

just got the hosting


Jamroom Hosting

DianeBrooks:ok i ended up deleting the domain then re-did the install using solo pro...
now it wont let me log in. I even tried re-doing a new password and it still wont let me log in
and I can no longer get my mail at freebyrd.org since i switched nameservers...should i keep my powweb nameservers on the list along with the jamroom nameservers?
i had the 2 step authentication set on jamroom and now i cant get to mail to get code.

so discouraged right now...at my self

If you DELETE a domain, and then recreate the domain, you will need to CREATE your admin account again. When you delete a domain on hosting it deletes EVERYTHING for that domain - all the Jamroom files, the database, etc.

So just go here:

http://freebyrd.org/

and click on "signup" - the first account created is the master admin account.
brian
@brian
06/10/17 09:44:33AM
10,162 posts

Need to tweak a customization of Index/main page Timeline "comments".


Using Jamroom

I've been testing this here this morning and am unable to reproduce this on 6.1, so my feeling is this is likely already fixed. When I get some time this coming week I will see if I can confirm that by putting some debug in on your system and let you know.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
06/08/17 02:11:11PM
10,162 posts

ffmpeg issue revisited (nearer a solution)
Using Jamroom

I've done some fairly in depth testing to day on really large video files (2G+) and have encountered some issues when running on a slower system (with a hard disk instead of SSD). Basically when JR goes to copy the file from the tmp upload cache out to the media directory, it could take longer than 30 seconds and time out on PHP's side.

I didn't see it on a 1G video file, but on a 2.8G video file it would fail every time. I'm not sure if this is related to your issue, but I have fixed this in the next Core (6.1.0b4) and Video module (2.0.0b2) releases which will be out soon.
brian
@brian
06/08/17 02:02:29PM
10,162 posts

VideoJS
Jamroom Developers

There's no technical reason for it to not work. Jamroom provides the stream and image URLs, so you just need to hook the player up to grab those and display them.

VideoJS is nice - that was not an option for us when we picked JPlayer. JPlayer still works however - although it does not have support for the more advanced features you are looking for.
brian
@brian
06/08/17 11:02:56AM
10,162 posts

would I have to transfer my domain
Jamroom Hosting

DianeBrooks:ok next question...
the new lower priced plans arent listed yet so how would i go about ordering?
i may be able to get some funds for it today or tomorrow.

The lowest price hosting plan we offer is the $39 12G option - I have a feeling you are looking at a very old post or blog entry when we used to have a $19 plan.
brian
@brian
06/07/17 05:07:19PM
10,162 posts

Large video hosting on JR site
Installation and Configuration

Xephius:Ok, :)

I upgraded the server, I noticed everything seemed to upgrade but the cores are still at 2, and the max size for uploads also did not change. Do you need to make any adjustments on the other side for that to take effect?

John

You're at 4 cores now, with 8 Gigs RAM. When I am back in the office tomorrow morning I can get a special config in to your server that will allow uploads up to 3 gigs, and I will let you know.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
06/07/17 02:56:48PM
10,162 posts

Large video hosting on JR site
Installation and Configuration

Oh yeah that is a large file - that's going to take some time for conversion. You'd definitely want to upgrade to the next level server - with 8G RAM I'd be comfortable handling that large of a file.
brian
@brian
06/07/17 02:44:35PM
10,162 posts

Large video hosting on JR site
Installation and Configuration

Xephius:Hey Brian,

I checked it out (Core -> Quota Config) and it is a drop down list with the last entry of '512MB- max allowed'. Do I need to increase the RAM for that number to go up?

I think we could go a little bit higher on your server - you've got 4G RAM, of which ~2G is for the DB. I would say maybe 640mb or 768mb would be about as large as you'd want to go. How large of file do you want to be able to handle?

Thanks!
brian
@brian
06/06/17 10:47:41AM
10,162 posts

Large video hosting on JR site
Installation and Configuration

You will just want to make sure the "max allowed upload" is set to what you want to allow in the Core -> Quota Config. That will be the max size of video file that can be uploaded. It can be increased if needed as long as the server has the RAM.
brian
@brian
06/06/17 10:35:20AM
10,162 posts

Large video hosting on JR site
Installation and Configuration

Xephius:1) Is there a ratio I should be aware of? We don't expect a lot of usage, maybe 100's to low 1000's of videos per video in a month, then moved to YouTube for public use. Any guidelines on RAM/Hosting to large video files would be useful. This seems like a potential hold over until I can go for solution #2. :)

For the most part, if you have a 1Gig Video file, you want to have a Gig of RAM and so. JR doesn't actually use that much memory internally, it just ensures there's enough for dealing with that large of a file if it has to be reconverted.

Quote:So, is it possible to make a YouTube video only viewable to users logged in to a specific quota, and such that they couldn't get the link to re-share? I am sorry I may not understand how "embedded OFFSITE" vs how I currently link to YouTube maybe different.

No - we can't control anything about a user viewing a video on YouTube. If you want to restrict the viewing of a video file, you will have to host that video file on your Jamroom site and not on YouTube.

Let me know if that helps.
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