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Hello, i need an advise. I am currently looking for the best way to upload large files 50-100 mb. For now, i am looking at 2 options: to use the set of ftp_ commands, such as FTP_put, or  to use move_upload_file function. I would be glad to recieve more ideas and suggestions. Thanks ahead

I am not a mighty dos pro, so my next question is - how can i run everything with one command in CMD?

WINXP Ok, i'v tried dir, and it worked. now i am trying to run the following [code] <?php   $cmd1 = "cd F:\software\ffmpeg";   system($cmd1,$return_value1);   ($return_value1 == 0) or die("returned an error: $cmd1");   $cmd2 = "F:";   system($cmd2,$return_value2);   ($return_value2 == 0) or die("returned an error: $cmd2");   $cmd3 = "ffmpeg -i 002.mpg 005.flv";   system($cmd3,$return_value3);   ($return_value3 == 0) or die("returned an error: $cmd3"); ?> [/code] It goes through the first/second parts and dies on the third. Is there a way to see what cmd returns?

Hey guys. Here's the thing, i'v decided to experiment a bit, and create a mini version of you tube, just for the sake of it, to understand how it works. Now, the basic idea, is for the script to convert video files into FLV files, and stream them. As far as i understood, the way to do that, is using FFMPEG and a command, which should be ran through CMD - ffmpeg -i file.avi file.flv The question is - how do i get PHP script to execute it for me? As far as i understood, it's done with one of several functions - exec or system. Can anybody help me out please? I'v tried running the following script: [code]<?php   $cmd = "ipconfig";   system($cmd,$return_value);   ($return_value == 0) or die("returned an error: $cmd"); ?> [/code] But for some reason, it just wont run, causing the browser to stop at some point, while loading