Enzo

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  • Thread Starter Enzo

    (@doctorwombat)

    Oh! Sweet — encoding it as WEBM and as OGV both work great. Thanks for that. So it just seems to be Mobile/H.264 encoding with the problem.

    Unfortunately adding that line didn’t seem to have any effect. Is there a specific place I had to put it?

    $ffmpeg_ipod_options = ' -acodec '.$aaclib.' -ab 128k -s '.$ipod_movie_width.'x'.$ipod_movie_height.' -vcodec libx264 -threads 1 '.$movie_rotate.' -b '.$ipodbitrate.'k -bt 800k -f ipod -vpre slow -vpre ipod640 "'.$encodevideo_info['mobilefilepath'].'"';

    When I click “encode”, it just spits out the encoding text as a string.

    Encoding Mobile M4V. -acodec libfaac -ab 128k -s 640×360 -vcodec libx264 -threads 1 -b 1080k -bt 800k -vpre slow -vpre ipod640 -f ipod “/home/doctorwombat/path/to/my/video.mp4”

    Thread Starter Enzo

    (@doctorwombat)

    Hi Kyle, thanks for getting back to me. I changed the plugin settings to /usr/local/dh/bin, but unfortunately the same thing happens – clicking “encode” on a video creates some blank files on the server and the progress bar is unresponsive.

    Is there any way I can add those -vpre flags somewhere, like in kg_callffmpeg.php?

    My super logged in through SSH to try to install FFMPEG manually, but ran into a few snags, but he did notice that apparently the “new” version of FFMPEG on dreamhost is the same as the older one (0.7 or something). So I’m beginning to think this is just a problem on DH’s end.

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