Have you uploaded other files before? Does concrete have write access to the upload folder? Are you using a Windows server? If so, does it have the mime type set up for FLV files?

Hi, I haven't really tried to upload something that size not through ftp uploading to siteroot/files/incoming then importing through filemanager, but you might want to visit the php.ini setting for max_execution_time or something of that sort. I am not sure if this is entirely valid, but it is at least something to look at.

Then again if you are uploading tons of large files I would use ftp to files/incoming then import through the filemanager ui.

what host are you using?

sometimes you need to also change the allowed file size in your .htaccess file.

for example: putting this in your htaccess:



leave out the opening and closing php tags

i added to the htaccess file too.. no luck.

funny thing is i can upload like a 50-60mb file no problem... but over 60 and it doesn't like it. is there something in concrete5 restricting the max file size?

j

i even increased these 3 significantly:
max_execution_time
max_input_time
memory_limit