• Resolved webmystery

    (@webmystery)


    Thanks for adding video support!

    Supported video uploads and is available in the media section.

    Is is possible to show a link to the video file in the comment instead of just the file name?

    If I try to upload a file (.mov) that exceeds the file attachment size in my php.ini file there is no error handling. I get a white screen after the browser (chrome Mac) spins for a while. It is easy enough for me to navigate back, and I know what I did wrong, but maybe not so apparent to many users.

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  • Thread Starter webmystery

    (@webmystery)

    This may be related to my white screen described above. I see an error message in the dashboard about missing “mime_content_type” or “finfo_file” functions. Mime_content_type is apparently deprecated. What are your recommendations for the finfo_file settings?

    Thanks

    Plugin Author latorante

    (@latorante)

    Hi there mate,

    firstly. The video/audio player feature is purely experimental and the supported video formats for video playback in wordpress 3.6(and higher) are: ‘mp4’, ‘m4v’, ‘webm’, ‘ogv’, ‘wmv’, ‘flv’. So .mov won’t do.

    Secondly, if you upload a massive file, and it spins and then stops – possible on wp-comments-post.php right? and without any error, my guess would be, you’ve excceeded one of theese:

    • max_execution_time
    • max_input_time
    • memory_limit

    – whichever comes first, while uploading that big file. In general I wouldn’t advise to upload big files thru wordpres, that’s why it gives you option for file size limit.

    Regards, Mart

    Plugin Author latorante

    (@latorante)

    The missing functions only decrease the security – because we can’t tell 100% if the file given us, named for example “hello.doc” is really a document, we can check what general upload mime type says, and the extension being “doc”, but no there are better functions in PHP to determine real mime type of a file.

    That wouldn’t cause the problem tho ?? it’s the thing said above. The plugin checks if you have one of those fuctions, if not, uses general upload mime type given to it.

    Regards, Mart

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