Error witht movies longer than 3 hours

[landruid]

Hi,

I guess i have found an problem.
In my database i have also some movies and tv-series.
When i update through web, the update freezes, no output on screen been shown.

When i update through shell php /var/www/...../update.php update (i don't use silent 'cause i'd like t see the info's), after some time waiting the next info is schowed;

Pearl_Harbor.
Processing file info...
var/www/...../Schindlers_list.avi
ERROR
----------------------------------------------------------
Failed to open file:
/var/www/...../Schindlers_List.avi
Check File Permission.
root@server1:~#_

I've schecked the permissions and they are the same as other files, and the codec is also the same as the other files.
When i delete the file there is no failure.

I've tested is with three .avi files play-time longer than 3 hours and with these files the script freezes.
Also tested it with a .avi file with a play-time shorter than 3 hours and it gives no problem.

Used Files
Schindlers_list.avi (3:07:11) [Failed]
Green_Mile.avi (3:01:05) [Failed]
Bankock_Hilton.avi (4:11:47) [Failed]
Pearl_Harbor.avi (2:55:35) [Passed]

What could be the problem, or will it be solved at the next version???

[wbartels]

What is the filesize of these movies?

[landruid]

Hi Willem,
The file sizes:

Schindlers_list.avi (3:07:11) 2.416.854 kB
Green_Mile.avi (3:01:05) 2.224.027 kB
Bankock_Hilton.avi (4:11:47) 3.023.973 kB
Pearl_Harbor.avi (2:55:35) 1.048.459 kB

[wbartels]

This is not a bug, but a limitation of 32-bit PHP.
32-bit PHP doesn't support files larger that 2GB.
For support of files larger than 2GB a 64-bit PHP version is needed!

See readme.txt:

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+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Very large files                                                       | 
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
netjukebox 5.25 and up supports files larger than 2GB (64-bit PHP installations only).

[landruid]

Ok,

that's clear

Is it possible that the next update skips files larger than 2GB?
When the script is at a file larger than 2GB it stops after the message it was failed to open the file.

The running server is also a samba server, and at this moment i've fixed the problem to rename the files larger than 2GB's from .avi to .avi.divx
It would be nice that it will be solved in the future so i can rerenem the files bigger than 2Gig's.

[wbartels]

Ok,

that's clear

Is it possible that the next update skips files larger than 2GB?
When the script is at a file larger than 2GB it stops after the message it was failed to open the file.

The running server is also a samba server, and at this moment i've fixed the problem to rename the files larger than 2GB's from .avi to .avi.divx
It would be nice that it will be solved in the future so i can rerenem the files bigger than 2Gig's.

Maybe this will work:
Update option_max_2gb_check two times in the update.php script like this:

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$getID3->option_max_2gb_check = true;

[landruid]

Maybe this will work:
Update option_max_2gb_check two times in the update.php script like this:

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$getID3->option_max_2gb_check = true;

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I've tried it with your reply, it give the same error output, i have also tried it with false with same error output.
seems not to work at this line
hmmz, i'll put it back to null

[wbartels]

This is not a bug but a PHP limitation.