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Hi, This normally happens when the video can't be accessed. Can you download it? Thanks, Adam.

Drop me a ticket for that one, there was a patch recently which may fix this one. If you send me access to the install I'll patch & test directly. Thanks, Adam.

Why don't you checkout their site... https://xenforo.com/ ;)

It depends on your server memory allocation.

The transfer to S3 can be quite memory heavy for large file uploads. Try adding the following to the bottom of your _config.inc.php file: ini_set('memory_limit', '2048M'); For larger than 2GB files you may need to increase this.

Hi, Do you have a way to reproduce the issue to I can test? If there's any drops in network traffic it's possible that it would cause a break in the upload and that error message. However if you're seeing it regularly it may be something else. Also, what storage method are you using? i.e...

Hi, If you drop us a ticket with access to your install I'll take a look. Please include /admin access and FTP. Thanks, Adam.

Hi, Can you raise a ticket please and confirm your site url again? I removed it for privacy purposes on this forum. Thanks, Adam.

Hi, Thanks for confirming the url for support purposes. What error message are getting on upload? Do other files work? Do small files work? Thanks, Adam.

Hi, What's your site url please? Thanks, Adam.

Hi, Have you set the PPD callback in Nginx? Also, are you getting any hits to the logs? You can check these in the admin area, logs, PPD logs. Thanks, Adam.

Hi, Please link your license to your forum account so we can verify support. You can do this via our main site mfscripts.com. Thanks, Adam.

Strange, did that resolve the upload speed issue?

That suggests the chunk size is only 2MB. Can you check the upload_max_filesize & post_max_size on the main server? If it's set to 2MB that'll cause the chunk size to be 2MB. You should see it chunk at 100MB.

@ollie I'll run some tests locally with that script and get back to you with the results.

That nginx config also tells me you're using ssl (sorry its late.. :oops:). Maybe test the scp upload speed as mentioned above.

Sorry I see you're using Nginx. I'll see if there's any info about nginx upload speed issues...

Hi Ollie, Is your site on https? If yes ftp is non secure so won't have the overhead of encryption. Might be worth testing upload speed via scp. Also are you using apache or nginx? The web server will handle the upload itself, then when done its passed to php, so I'd say the web server is the...

It suggests the file is missing on your server. Did you move servers recently? Does it work for new uploads? What server storage type are you using?

Hi, Please link your license to your forum account mfscripts.com. Once you do this you can request support in this section. Thanks, Adam.