yes you can :)

and once your done when you go to your admincp (vb) PHP Maximum Upload Size ?.00 MB

ull see if it worked

Yea...

The value changed...

now I will test uploading :)

Thanks

np good luck and nice vb skins

Thanks :)

It worked...the song was uploaded...but for some reason or the other...it doesn't play the complete song but just a part of it and then stops...whereas the actual file has the complete song in it...

Is there something that I need to do?

How big is the song foruma-z ? and what player is being used ?

I ask because noticing you went to set the php max upload to 200MB if its some 100MB mp3 then perhaps the in built player is crashing out after a while, if so try without the inbuilt player so it will stream to the users default player

/back to off topic jinzora

Did you see this thread there http://www.jinzora.org/forums/viewto...light=database

I suspect with mysql 3 MyISAM could be a problem. Also Jinzora doesnt require mysql at all its an option, you can cache your media files in a file datastore or mysql, unless thats changed recently I am a couple of small version numbers behind but mysql is not yet listed as a "requirement". ;)

The song is 5.91 Mb and the lenght is 3.06 minutes!

i stil lcan't get it to work, did that guy post that flash player he added to his?....

or anyone else got a flash player..?

cheers

I have a lot of (users own) MP3's on my forum and this seems cool.

If it, hasnt already been mentioned.... some sort of automated 'time out" and disposal of MP3's uploaded might be cool. So there is, say, a 3 month maximum allowed stay for each tune in the Jukebox and and then the tune gets disposed of (and removed from the server database to save space)

Am I saying something dumb? Is there provision for this already?

See our database keeps getting larger.. its a worry, and we need a solution.

Rock on!

Thanks