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Mark I think the upgrade to 3.1.2 brought the problem back with iOS not being able to play videos. It worked before on iPhones safari, and Androids chrome. But now only works in Android Chrome for mobile web.
We would prefer that too, Adam. However, this is a case by case issue related to different server configurations. There isn't a "fix-for-all" solution at the moment.
It's working now Mark. Your support team did a great job. Thank you. Ready for 3.1.1
@Mark Here is what I have found. When you upload video from timeline (home page) it works correctly. But if you upload from the actual video page it does not work as it just keeps saying "Processing" in backend. Please have support look into this. Thank you
@Mark sent reply to support of the changes he made to the server as suggested by your team. It still is not working at processing videos. There is a lot of failures shown in tasks for creating thumbnail videos too.
@Mark Don't know if your team worked on it, but the videos have finally processed and are showing. Do the videos automatically transfer to Amazon S3 bucket after being uploaded to site?
Mark. I enabled it (my host showed me how in the WHM) -- FFMPEG shows in mooSocial that it is checking "OK" -- However, it is not working yet. It just shows "Processing" after uploading and does not post the video. I replied to support ticket.
@Gary: please enable "shell_exec" function http://prntscr.com/ncifdw. Response to ticket whenever you enable it. If you don't know how to enable, please ask your hosting for help.
Gary, it will work with 3.1.0, but the mooteam had to do something to make it compatible on my site. It will probably be something they have to fix.
Is this working with mooSocial 3.1.0? I have ffmpeg installed on our server by our webhost. Uploaded v1.7.1 of video upload plugin and it is not able to process video with ffmpeg. 
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It depends on your webserver and php configuration. This cannot be set in or by the mooSocial application. If you run php 7.0 then the file probably is stored here: /etc/php/7.0/apache2/php.ini. If you don't know you have to ask your hosting company to set the propher value for you.
you have to set the upload limits in both admin and your webserver php.ini file (max_uploadsize) .. and dont forget restart the webserver.
Did this ever get figured out? I'm having it tell me my max video upload limit is 2MB.
Hi GeorgiosT
This problem, how can we fix it
Some settings added to the Increase limits in .htaccess
After 5 unsuccessful attempts at last, I did it and uploaded the video
the setting is here no matter you have to tell the server how much MB upload he may if that is too low then the message is not normal
Add this to Cpanel Current cron jobs
HI sir,
I know that TS is not supported, but it would be good to be supported, many websites support it
The video files that are allowed now are flv, mp4, wmv, 3gp, mov, avi.
I fixed this by pointing the ffmpeg in setting to the server path ffmpeg instead of the included ffmpeg files within the script
