travo1992

Try using GD. Jus make sure your server has it enabled. I would create an image from the original image, create an image from your watermark image, copy the watermark onto the image and save over the original image.

Have you tried a different avi file? Are you using absolute paths? Also have you tried tweaking some of the audio and resolution settings? Not sure if it would help, but you never know...

Hehe glad you got it working

Can you please post the results of var_dump(core_dir, is_file(core_dir."class.my-sql.php")); Also try chucking an exit or die before you declare the class, see what you get. Thanks

Just to test, if you instaniate the class inside the file, what happens? Also, the exit($host); in MySQL->MySQL(), is that just you trying to find the error?

Unless you are making a game or an app with alot of data changes that needs to be fairly up to date, I wouldnt use 5 mins. The cache on my cms site (wip) has a cache time of a week I think.

LOL Just it just occurred to me as I was about to reply that not needing time removes the time checking functions But the system the OP talks about it is not really a cache, its more of a flat file db

That should be <a href="file:///E:/media/a.mp3"></a> I believe... For the network, I believe it should become <a href=" file://///192.168.0.1/media folder/"></a>

Why not just use the database? The cache you are proposing is replicating the functionality ayway, the only difference is that eg. MySQL is optimised to handle data, where as PHP isnt optimised for file handling.