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1 month ago in reply to: Constant Coconut Failures
Is there ANY WAY to manually upload these files directly to Digital Ocean, kick off the Coconut job manually, and then find the URL for the resulting video files to create a player from? Breaking this down into steps would avoid your seriously broken scripts and software, allowing me to just use the player to show videos on my training site.
The process y’all have created is fragile and breaks far too often to be useable in any meaningful way.
5 months ago in reply to: Coconut Upload Failures(log file link, redacted)
is the log, which says:
2024-8-05 02:13:44 - multiupload_complete: S3 completeMultipartUpload done: nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/rule11-ac-source-vids-to-convert/3.5.a.mp4 2024-8-05 02:13:44 - job_submit: stdClass Object ( [settings] => stdClass Object ( [ultrafast] => 1 ) [input] => stdClass Object ( [url] => https://nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/rule11-ac-source-vids-to-convert/3.5.a.mp4?X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Credential=DO...AT4%2F20240805%2Fnyc3%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-Amz-Date=20240805T021344Z&X-Amz-Expires=14400&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Signature=18...28 ) [notification] => stdClass Object ( [type] => http [url] => https://rule11.ac?fv_player_coconut_job_id=31 ) [outputs] => stdClass Object ( [jpg:320x] => stdClass Object ( [path] => //cdn.foliovision.com/3-5-a/sprite-ec5785f76c.jpg [interval] => 0 [sprite] => stdClass Object ( [limit] => 1000 ) [vtt] => stdClass Object ( [filename] => sprite-ec5785f76c.vtt ) ) [jpg:300x] => stdClass Object ( [path] => //cdn.foliovision.com/3-5-a/thumbnail-f69800fbd9.jpg ) [jpg:1280x] => stdClass Object ( [path] => //cdn.foliovision.com/3-5-a/thumbnail-large-49edb4dcc1.jpg ) [httpstream] => stdClass Object ( [if] => {{ input.height }} <= 2160 [hls] => stdClass Object ( [path] => /3-5-a [version] => 3 ) [playlist_name] => index [variants] => Array ( [0] => mp4:240p_320k::maxrate=960k [1] => mp4:480p_700k::maxrate=2100k [2] => mp4:720p_4000k::maxrate=12000k [3] => mp4:1080p_6000k::maxrate=18000k [4] => mp4:0x1440_10000k::maxrate=30000k [5] => mp4:2160p_16000k::maxrate=48000k ) ) [httpstream#above4K] => stdClass Object ( [if] => {{ input.height }} > 2160 [hls] => stdClass Object ( [path] => /3-5-a [version] => 3 ) [playlist_name] => index [variants] => Array ( [0] => mp4:240p_320k::maxrate=960k [1] => mp4:480p_700k::maxrate=2100k [2] => mp4:720p_4000k::maxrate=12000k [3] => mp4:1080p_6000k::maxrate=18000k [4] => mp4:0x1440_10000k::maxrate=30000k [5] => mp4:2160p_16000k::maxrate=48000k ) ) ) )
The file uploaded, but for whatever reason coconut fails to connect to the object storage on digital ocean … that needs to be fixed.
5 months ago in reply to: Coconut Upload FailuresI would like some way to delete failed jobs, rather than the processor creating a new job with a sequence number on it. I can work around this, but about half my videos are now pointing to broken links because this entire system is such a mess.
5 months ago in reply to: Coconut Upload FailuresI just received another failure —
We couldn’t transfer the input file, please check the following:
This is after the file is uploaded to the staging directory … the directory and files are there on digital ocean, and yet it “fails to upload,” and fails to process.
There is a defect in your processing pipeline (like so many other places with this software) that needs to be fixed.
5 months ago in reply to: Media Selector BrokenIs there any way to kick off a coconut job without using the completely broken selector? Can I upload the video to a specific place on digital ocean, then find the correct url in the coconut interface, and then add the video manually?
This broken selector–and the insistence on my paying $$$$ to fix it, is just about maddening enough for me to switch to another solution entirely. There has to be some other way to get videos through this process than using this broken code.
5 months ago in reply to: Media Selector Brokenno thanks … I’m not paying to fix a bug in your software.
5 months ago in reply to: Media Selector Broken6 months ago in reply to: Coconut Upload FailuresIn this case the file name was 1.8.f.2.mp4. The third time I uploaded it–from the same location on my hard drive, the same file–it succeeded. The first two times it failed. It’s 1,406,670 kb (so 1.34g).
According to the property details:
12:36 length
1920×1080
14921kbps data rate
15239kbps total bit rate
29.97 fpsThe error (bad url) seems to indicate the file is uploaded to the “to be processed” folder on DO, and then is somehow unavailable when Coconut tries to access it. The job normally fails on the https timeout, so a few second (I think it’s 6 here). Rerunning the job has the same result, so it doesn’t look time bound.
What it looks like is Coconut picks up the wrong url or some such when trying to access the file.
I’ve not tried to upload the files directly as there aren’t any instructions on how to do that … I’m not entirely certain which directory I’d put the file in, nor is there an “add new” when I look at “coconut jobs” on wpadmin. When I select “coconut jobs” on wpadmin I only have the existing jobs. The “add new” button flashes, but then it’s disappears, so I assume that has been disabled to force users to upload through the fv player interface.
6 months ago in reply to: Coconut Upload FailuresOne possible solution to this is to create a workflow where I can manually upload files through coconut to be stored on digital ocean, and the add a video playlist manually using the digital ocean url …
The complexity of the full process — uploaded to one folder in digital ocean which triggers a coconut job on a watched folder which then causes a file to be written in another digital ocean folder which then causes the fv player front end to create a video in a playlist is just too complex to make it all work right consistently.
There should be an alternative to this complex process that works more consistently than what we’re forced to use right now.
6 months ago in reply to: Coconut Upload FailuresSecond attempt failed again —
Hello Russ White,
Your encoding job #21 1-8-f-2-2 has run into some problems.
{“id”:”Jym0OPGc5Z4K7L”,”created_at”:”2024-06-23 21:40:52 +0000″,”completed_at”:null,”status”:”job.starting”,”progress”:”0%”,”input”:{“status”:”input.starting”},”outputs”:[{“key”:”jpg:320x”,”type”:”image”,”format”:”jpg:320x”,”status”:”image.waiting”},{“key”:”jpg:300x”,”type”:”image”,”format”:”jpg:300x”,”status”:”image.waiting”},{“key”:”jpg:1280x”,”type”:”image”,”format”:”jpg:1280x”,”status”:”image.waiting”},{“key”:”httpstream”,”type”:”httpstream”,”format”:”httpstream”,”status”:”httpstream.waiting”},{“key”:”httpstream#above4K”,”type”:”httpstream”,”format”:”httpstream”,”status”:”httpstream.waiting”}]}I’ve double checked the video and it plays on my local computer just fine, so there is some defect in the coconut processing part of the fv player …
This player has so very many bugs … any chance we can get them fixed to make this thing usable in the real world?
6 months ago in reply to: Media Selector BrokenBTW, I have two separate problems with the player, perhaps these should be split into two separate forum tickets.
- The “add video” screen is empty about half the time I try to use it.
- The “add image” screen always goes to the blue screen as I’ve shown above, and I am forced to reload to make it work. The only way to add a cover image is by manually copying the url and pasting it into the box, and the “add image” button does not work at all.
6 months ago in reply to: Media Selector BrokenI’ve uploaded the errors I’ve seen in the php logs from the server side, there’s no correlation with any errors there. If I can get time to replicate it just for troubleshooting, I’ll try with the console open to see what’s happening.
6 months ago in reply to: Undefined Array KeyIt looks like there’s a defect in your plugin … it’s causing me lots of problems, mostly a blank screen when I try to add a video.