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    I thought I might try this again, with a size of only 4.82 MB, length 18 seconds, MP4 Video file. When I tried it, after a while it came back saying you can't upload a MP4 file. I thought that was a bit strange, so my question is, what are the requirements for video files?

  • #2
    Good question. If my weekend isn't too busy I'll try and look into it. It should be able to be done.

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    • #3
      Give it a try Graham. If I did this correctly, the forum should now permit .mp4 files up to 125MB in size to be uploaded directly.

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      • #4
        Hi Brad....I tried to up-load a MP4 video file 117MB with a running time of 07.05 minutes direct from "my videos" on the computer. It appeared to be loading OK, but after a while it came back as unsuccessful to due the size. I was hoping that being under 125MB that it would have worked.

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        • #5
          Hmmm, can you try one not quite so large? Something under 100MB, or even under 50MB? (I may have mucked up the math.)

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          • #6
            Hi Brad...I will try this one and see what happens...Its 51MB at 3.16minutes long..

            After a while it came back Error PHP max post size has been exceeded....

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            • #7
              Aha, ok this isn't a forum issue then. Sounds like an issue within PHP. I'll try and see if I can delve back into this sometime soon.

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              • #8
                Hi Brad,
                As you say, this issue is most likely related to the php.ini file. Look for this file in the root structure...and open in wordpad/notepad to have a look. There will be a line indicating upload max, specified in seconds. That number has to be increased. If this doesn't work, then I would speak with the ISP to see if they have any other restriction that admins cannot alter(sucha as in the htaccess).
                I remember this(php.ini) as being an issue for me on one of my PHP based forums as well, and after increasing it worked great.
                HOWEVER, I must mention that everytime my server(RARELY) goes down and they(the isp) backs it up, they seem to default to the same php.ini and i have to remember to make the change to the updated one...If you make this change, save the php.ini offline in case...
                Hope this helps....
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                Cheers,
                Matt 📽

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