to create an .htaccess rewrite so that all urls in a given directory have their files rewritten so that the %20 spaces are converted to dashes. I'd also like to convert my upper case words to lower case, to stay consistent with other conventions we use in the url.
/directory/Example%20Link.aspx
to
/directory/example-link.aspx
Prior to installing FFmpeg and its dependencies, I want to know about FFmpeg server-side conversion without the php script. Does it require those php scripts in the first place or I can just run an ssh command?
Also, does this FFmpeg have a configuration file in which you can set the quality of the converted .fla videos?
How about a lossless quality conversion and keeping the size proportion of the video the same?
Meaning, for example, from .avi to .fla without sacrificing/loosing the quality much or noticeably.
I have ffmpeg installed on a webserver. If I enter the command to begin a conversion process, or the command is sent through PHP via exec(), it keeps going until it finishes or runs into an error.
Is there a way to cancel a conversion process after it's been started either through the command line or via PHP exec()?
how to translate this into what would be needed in port speed to cover this server if converted to colo, in Mbps ? Is it 4.5?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The statistics were last updated Wednesday, 14 February 2007 at 10:50, at which time 'XXXXXXXXX' had been up for 362 days, 17:47:15. Last 30 days usage (Metered 95%): 4670.57 kb/sec Last 30 days usage (Metered 95%): 1477797.53 MBytes Total Utilization ( Last 30 days ): [In 637187 MBytes] [Out 65140 MBytes]
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Also, is there a real need to be on a burstable connection, or are flat rates OK most of the time? Just looking for the advantages and disadvantages of it.
I want to do a "near-lossless" video conversion, if that is even possible, in keeping the proportion of the original video. Veoh seems a little bit better / at a higher quality than youtube, and I want to achieve higher quality than that. Literally speaking, I want the converted flv video's quality to be as close as the original video. What ffmpeg command exactly do I need to achieve this? I currently use ClipShare and is experimenting with Ostube for the php script. The default "high-quality" setting for both scripts are not that good of a quality either, with choppy images.
Nirvanix offers "Image manipulation such as image resizing, thumbnail generation, and rotating, video frame extraction, video conversion to Flash video". Is there any competitor? I guess building one on top of S3/EC2/SQS from Amazon would be a no brainer.
I would like to know if there's any way we could reduce "conversion times" for videos while converting them with "mencoder" and "x264 codec"?
Is it possible to cluster 2-3 or more servers (Quad core/8GB RAM) so that I can reduce the conversion timings effectively?
The original video sizes are around 500-700MB on an average and I'd like to convert them using mencoder in x264 codec @ 500Kbps bitrate and 2pass settings.
Ofcourse it'll take atleast 1-2hours to encode 1 such video at these settings on a 'single' such server, so is there a way to reduce the conversion times to around 10-15minutes/video by using "parallel encoding" with x264 codec?P.S: I know how to form a cluster, using beowulf/rocks, etc...what I need help with is 'using' the cluster with x264 codec
im running out of space on one of my sites but i have more then plenty of data transfer.
Unfortunately my hosting packaged it weird where they provide not enough hd space. Im trying to figure out is there a way where i can use another server or hosting company that can provide space only and use their servers just for space?
i think amazon.com offered this but wasnt sure how exactly this works.
I want a user to type myUrl.com/JohnSmith and go to John Smith's homepage. His homepage is actually a dynamic page that is shared with all users which is myUrl.com/Shared.aspx?ID=1234. I have created a URL rewrite script which finds the folder specified (JohnSmith) and finds the user ID from the database. It then displays the Shared.aspx page for the proper ID.
This works on my local machine because it's using Visual Web Developer as the hosting engine so it executes ASP.NET for every page load. When I upload this to an online host using IIS it fails because there is no folder named JohnSmith. I get a 404 online where I would get the proper page on my machine.
I have tried to work with 3 hosts to make this happen and noone can get this to work. I really need to either know what to tell the host to change or find someone who knows how to do this. I am obviously willing to change hosts if that's what it takes.
Actually I am going to use phpprobid system and it has in built function for mod rewrite but I think it is for apache as if i turn it on I cant access pages
I'm facing some issues with hotlinking here. the htaccess do not work because users can still use their download manager to download the file without going to my site.
I've seen few sites that got tempoary url that changes every X times and that support download manager.
When someone types in myforum.com/forums.html I want it to display the main forum (myforum.com) with ...../forums.html in the url bar. But without actually having a forums.html file present on the server. Can this be accomplished with htaccess?
I'd like to use lighttpd on my server but it doesn't support url rewrites for wordpress. I have a VPS running on kloxo and i have 4 clients using WP2.71 with permalinks.
After searching i found something really nice: " Create a file called /etc/lighttpd/wp-rewrite.conf with the following contents: