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In order to resolve this issue, simply add the following code to the beginning of the .htaccess file in the root directory of your ClipBucket installation. If there is no .htaccess file there, simply create it.   php_flag display_errors off php_value max_input_time 86400 php_value max_execution_time 86400 php_value max_post_size 104857600 php_value output_buffering on php_value post_max_size 104857600 [...]

If your videos are not being converted, please make sure, that your ClipBucket has been properly configured, as per the instructions in here.   Some of the video formats supported by ClipBucket are: AVI WMV QuickTime DIVX MPEG 3GP FLV   If the file that you are uploading is not in one of those formats, [...]

In order to reconfigure your ClipBucket to use a new domain name, instead of the one it was installed on, simply open your cPanel->Databases->phpMyAdmin->your ClipBucket database->cb_config and substitute the domain name in the following entry:   baseurl: http://example.com/   with your new domain name. If ClipBucket is installed in a sub-directory, take care to include [...]

You can easily review your ClipBucket version by logging to your Admin Panel. The version number should be displayed in the gray footer bar, towards the right, just next to the link for the official ClipBucket forum.

If you are looking to transfer your ClipBucket site to a new server, you will need to transfer the files to the new server and then reconfigure them to work with the new directory structure or domain name (if there are such differences).   Once the website files themselves have been transferred, along with the [...]

In order to reconfigure your ClipBucket to use your temporary URL, instead of an actual domain name, simply open your cPanel->Databases->phpMyAdmin->your ClipBucket database->cb_config and substitute the URL in the following entry: baseurl: http://example.com/CLIPBUCKET with your temporary server URL. The temporary URL itself is the hostname of the server, followed by a tilde and your cPanel [...]

In order to successfully move your website to another directory on your account, such as your public_html directory you will need to move the ClipBucket files and then reconfigure your database according to the new directory path.   First, move your ClipBucket files from their sub-directory to your public_html by either using an FTP client [...]

Once ClipBucket has been successfully installed on your account, you may wish to manually reconfigure some of its settings, as the default ones sometimes lead to video conversion issues. Simply log in to your Admin Panel->Stats and Configurations->Website Configurations->Uploading and Conversion Settings and make sure that your application uses the following paths:   FFMPEG – [...]

The FFMPEG path on all of our servers is /usr/bin/ffmpeg The path that your ClipBucket uses, can easily be edited from your Admin Panel->Stats and Configurations->Website Configurations->Uploading and Conversion Settings. Simply enter the new path in the field next to FFMPEG Path and click on Update Settings at the bottom of the page.

ClipBucket’s logo can easily be changed in a few simple steps:   1.                  Login to your ClipBucket administrative area 2.                  Go to Tempates and Players->Player Settings 3.                  Click on “Choose File” under Logo File to upload your new logo 4.                  Select its placement from the Logo Placement drop-down menu 5.                  Click on Update 6.                  Visit [...]

In order to disable the “Create Group” option for users and members, simply follow the instructions below:   1.                  Go to your ClipBucket directory/styles/your_template/layout 2.                  Once there, find the groups.html file. 3.                  Edit the file, find the following code and delete or comment it:   <div align=”right”>   <span><a href=”{link name=’create_group’}”>{lang code=’user_create_group’}</a></span>   </div>

You can easily change the Groups Tab Name by following the instructions below:   Login to your ClipBucket administrative area Go to Stats and Configurations->Language Settings Select a language and click on “Edit Phrases” Type “Group” in the “Phrase Code” search field and click on Submit Find the “groups” phrase code in the search results [...]

In order to disable Remote Upload: Go to your ClipBucket directory/includes/classes/ and find the ClipBucket.class.php file. Open the file and find the folowing code:   ‘remote_upload_div’ => array(   ‘title’   => ‘Remote Upload’,   ‘func_class’ => ‘Upload’,   ‘load_func’ => ‘load_remote_upload_form’,   ) ‘remote_upload_div’ => array(‘title’=>’Remote Upload’ , ‘func_class’ => ‘Upload’ , ‘load_func’ => ‘load_remote_upload_form’ [...]

In order install a new ClipBucket plugin, you will first need to upload the folder containing the plugin to the directory called “pugins” in the root directory of your ClipBucket. Once the plugin has been uploaded, log in to your ClipBucket administrative panel and go to Plugin Manager. Find your new plugin in the Available [...]

In order install a new ClipBucket theme, you will simply need to upload the folder containing the theme to the directory called “styles” in the root directory of your ClipBucket. Once the theme has been uploaded, you can activate it from your ClipBucket admin panel->Templates and Players->Template Manager.

The configuration file can easily be edited through either your cPanel->Files->File Manager->Code Editor or by downloading it to your computer, editing it with a text editor, such as Notepad ++ and reuploading it to your account

ClipBucket’s main configuration file, in which the settings for the database are stored is called “dbconnect.php” and is located in your ClipBucket main directory/includes.

You can find a selection of ClipBucket plugins and themes by visiting one of the following links: http://clip-bucket.com/products  – official ClipBucket plugins http://clip-bucket.com/themes  – official ClipBucket themes http://clip-bucket.com/extend – community submitted plugins http://clip-bucket.com/free-themes – community submitted themes

ClipBucket’s minimum system requirements are as follows: PHP 5.x MySQL 4.x or greater FFmpeg flvtool2 (optional for adding metadata to encoded FLV files)

ClipBucket has a great web-based installer, that will help you effortlessly install the application manually. You can download the installation package from the following page: http://clip-bucket.com/subscribe.php?redirect=http://clip-bucket.com/latest Once the package has been downloaded to your local computer, you will need to upload it to your hosting account by using either and FTP client or your cPanel->Files->File [...]

Installing ClipBucket from Softaculous is quite easy and straightforward.   Simply go to your cPanel->Software/Services->Softaculous. Once Softaculous loads, click on the “Video” field, on the left side of the page, in order to expand it, Find ClipBucket in the list and click on it. Once the page loads, click on the “Install” tab. Fill in [...]

ClipBucket is a free, open-source media hosting script, that is perfect for starting your own multimedia sharing website. With ClipBucket, you will be able to easily and efortlessly upload video, audio and picture files. Some of the great features, that CipBucket offers are:   -Real Time Conversion, ensuring that videos are converted lightning-fast and are [...]