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I am trying to use the comand line on a server so a website can dynamically convert video files. I run a batch file but all it does is create a process on the server that takes up no cpu and never does anything. Has anyone had this issue before? or know of a work around?

Actually, does anybody know if it is even possible to use the application like this? I am not sure if the fact that there is a gui pop up even when you use a command prompt would stop it.

Any help would be really appreciated.

-Simon Free

Never mind, technical support helped me.


I have purchased the product and so far it is running amazingly well. Soon 28,000 people will be using it so lets hope it can handle the load!

Hi Simon,

I wanted to know how it was working for you?
Do you have a URL where I can see a working demo?

I have used ffmpeg to convert media to flv on the server side, but I am having trouble with different types of videos.

Do you think Videozilla is stable running on the serverside as a commandline tool, with multiple user requests?

BTW, what server-side scripting engine did you use?

cheers,

I'm trying the evaluation version.

When I run the command line version it just crashes.

Is there a simple solution to this?

Hello,

Does command-line support VNC path? something like
Convert /flv /file //santa/storage/test.wmv ??

Hello,

No the command-line does not support VNC path. It will require a full path now. Thanks



Best Regards;
Rick
Softdiv Software

Hello,


The crashes may because of invalid command was entered. May I know the command you have entered? Thanks




Best Regards;
Rick
Softdiv Software

Dear Sir,

Thank you for your help:)

Hello,

is it possible to support VNC path in output dir in next version?

Hi - I think Im having the same problem as Simon Free had - if I send the cmd line automatically it beeps and nothing happens but if I paste the cmd line into a cmd screen, it works so dont understand what Ive missed

all help appreciated

Command Line:
cmd /c c:\cog\bin\zilla_videoenc.bat c:\cogin\video\convert\vmp4file.mp4 c:\cogin\video\thumbnails\

batch file:
cd c:\cog\bin\videozilla
convert /file %1 /odir %2 /wmv