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Large video hosting on JR site

Installation and Configuration


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!

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.

Large video hosting on JR site

Installation and Configuration


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.


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.

Large video hosting on JR site

Installation and Configuration

Hi John -

1) Yes - we can set this as high as you would like - note however that you will need to have the server RAM to accommodate the file.

2) This can probably be done via a custom event listener. Note that if the video is embedded OFFSITE, the user would have to be logged in to your site for it to work.

Let me know if that helps.

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That should be working now - let me know if you see any other issues. Thanks!

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I'm checking this out and will let you know what is up. Thanks!

ffmpeg issue revisited (nearer a solution)

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You can also try increasing the max_execution_time:

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/info.configuration.php#ini.max-execution-time

Jamroom already does this internally, but you could try setting that really high (it's in seconds, so set it to like 86400 for 24 hours) and see if that helps.

Say Hello To The New Jamroom ECommerce Modules

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Check it out:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/blog/95/say-hello-to-the-new-jamroom-ecommerce-modules

and let us know your feedback

Thanks!
updated by @brian: 02/20/18 07:48:58AM

ffmpeg issue revisited (nearer a solution)

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a 1 gig video is going to use about 4-5 gigs of RAM, and could take many hours to convert - like 2-3 hours. Make sure you've allowed up to say 6gigs of RAM to be used per process in your php.ini (memory_limit).

ffmpeg issue revisited (nearer a solution)

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I apologize - I'm not trying to make you frustrated, but if the post above about post_max_size is indicative of the 'expert' opinion, then you've got the wrong experts.

the ffmpeg bundled with Jamroom should run on your server without issue.