I feel I am missing something obvious here.

Installed the module, and all video_* modules. Access rights are given.

Trying to upload a video.

I have specified title, height, width, playtime. The video file is 11Mb with a "NOTE: The max upload size is 20 MB.".

But - at upload it says

You have to insert a valid file size for this video.

Just where am I supposed to put that? Can't see it anywhere.

drupal 5 on php4

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chrissearle’s picture

chrissearle commented

OK - found http://drupal.org/node/82365 and turned off override video file. That now allows upload.

The first file is a quicktime .mov - and play says - type not supported - OK.

So I try download - gives a 404.

The file path being set for the file is:

http://domain/system/files/

no filename or anything.

Editing the node is also failing - due to this problem - you edit the name or similar - and then hit save - it says you need to upload a video.

fax8’s picture

fax8 commented

enable direct downloading on the upload module configuration.

chrissearle’s picture

chrissearle commented

Does this mean that the module doesn't work with Private file setting (Administer > Site configuration > File system) ?

If so - I won't be able to use the module - we can't use the Public file setting for this site - since we have access control on some of the files.

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roens commented
Component: Miscellaneous » Code
Category: support » bug
Priority: Normal » Critical

I'm also having a hard time with this hurdle. What I've been able to figure out is that I have no problem uploading videos from Windows.. but from any browser on my Mac, I get that You have to insert a valid file size for this video. error.

Does no one here use a Mac? =)

I'm not sure where to go to find more useful error messages (no mention of any problem is in the Drupal log). But if I can help in finding the cause to this, I'm happy to.

Thanks,
- Mario

chrissearle’s picture

chrissearle commented

Interesting - mac here too. I'll have to go re-enable the module and test it cross-browser/-system.

roens’s picture

roens commented
Category: bug » feature
Priority: Critical » Normal

Sorry. I've got a correction to make about my last note. It's not because I'm using a Mac.. It's because the failed attempts were because the video file size exceeded the post_max_size.

So, I'd like to change my bug report to: Shouldn't it report that the file size is larger than what PHP will allow?

      - Mario

fax8’s picture

fax8 commented
Status: Active » Fixed

the upcoming release is able to warn users if no video has been received due to file size limit.

Fabio

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)