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  • Thread Starter mcrockett

    (@mcrockett)

    Sorry. Not sure why it would be blocked. Our e-mail is hosted in Office 365. From what domain are your e-mails coming?

    From my experience, I have found that it sometimes has to cycle through the slides a few times for the YouTube videos to play properly. Granted, your experience my vary.

    Thread Starter mcrockett

    (@mcrockett)

    Yes, and I appreciate you taking the time to respond.

    So a little background: I’m using Windows Server 2016 with IIS. My problem was that I was using PHP 7.2, the newest version, and it seems that there have been no imagick dependencies created for 7.2. To be certain, I started over and rebuilt my server with PHP 7.1. I installed ImageMagick, implemented the imagick PHP extension and dependencies for 7.1, installed GhostScript, and things work now. When I upload my PDF, I still get a broken jpeg symbol next to the upload button. But when I click publish, it takes some time, but the end result is a slide with all of the PDF pages turned into digital signage slides.

    I used the following article to set this up on Windows IIS:
    https://www.58bits.com/blog/2018/04/23/installing-imagemagick-use-php-and-iis-windows-server-2012r2-and-windows-10
    For anyone doing this on their own, follow these instructions as closely as possible. I even used the versions that they mentioned, just to be safe. I also used x86 everything, but GhostScript x64, as they also mentioned.

    If I encounter any more gotchas on this, I’ll let you know.

    Thread Starter mcrockett

    (@mcrockett)

    I got it resolved on my own. It was a folder permission issue. I added the correct permission to the folder mentioned in my last post, and it worked.

    Menno,
    Thanks again for this awesome plugin.

    Thread Starter mcrockett

    (@mcrockett)

    So, I built a new server, with different versions of PHP, and everything. I now get the following:

    Processing PDF pages failed.

    Make sure you are on WordPress 4.7 or higher, and your webhosting has Imagick and Ghostscript installed.
    Error message: PDFDelegateFailed `Error: /undefinedfilename in (C:/Windows/TEMP/magick-1120GVlro19oJn2c) Operand stack: Execution stack: %interp_exit .runexec2 –nostringval– –nostringval– –nostringval– 2 %stopped_push –nostringval– –nostringval– –nostringval– false 1 %stopped_push Dictionary stack: –dict:973/1684(ro)(G)– –dict:0/20(G)– –dict:78/200(L)– Current allocation mode is local Last OS error: Permission denied GPL Ghostscript 9.25: Unrecoverable error, exit code 1 ‘ @ error/pdf.c/ReadPDFImage/801

    So this is different. Any help?

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