Hi, just wondering how much cpu and memory this script uses? Does it use a good amount?
Given the server specs that you provided, I've seen this script work fine on a less powerful server. But I've also never actually quantified the amount of cpu and memory required based on X number of downloads/conversions in a day.
And if you are running this script on a shared server, then those server specs are relatively meaningless. Because processing power and memory are being divvied up by multiple web sites, and if one or more web sites uses a lot of either, then the performance of your site will suffer.
If I were you, I would go with a dedicated server or VPS. You can start with a relatively modest server (in terms of cpu, memory, and bandwidth), and then upgrade to something more powerful as the need arises (when your site becomes more popular). If you are with a web hosting company, they make this pretty easy for you.
Finally, you shouldn't forget about bandwidth -- specifically the speed in which your server connects to and downloads from YouTube. I'd say you'll want at least 100 mbps download speed on your server. And be careful: Many web hosting companies advertise 100 mbps or more, but their server download speeds are not close to that (in my experience). So you may have to wrestle with your hosting company to ensure that their product performs as advertised.
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Hello chump2877. I'm new to this forum and I'm quite happy to see brilliant people in a specific forum. If you don't mind will you share with me what kind of script does this site xenra[.]com use? It looks really clean and stable.
Since I'm with the cool coders in here, I hope you guys don't mind if I'm asking this question. I really want to know what script does this site busuk[.]org use? Sorry if I'm a bit off topic.
Really want to know this and I'm happy if I can get both script for free. Please help. Thanks in advance.
Hello chump2877. I'm new to this forum and I'm quite happy to see brilliant people in a specific forum. If you don't mind will you share with me what kind of script does this site xenra[.]com use? It looks really clean and stable.
Since I'm with the cool coders in here, I hope you guys don't mind if I'm asking this question. I really want to know what script does this site busuk[.]org use? Sorry if I'm a bit off topic.
Really want to know this and I'm happy if I can get both script for free. Please help. Thanks in advance.
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Hi there. xenra.com appears to be pretty similar to the paid-for version of my script (with some additional customization to, for example, accommodate the extra file types, editing ID3 tags, and some additional audio-level controls). All of these customizations are easily added to my script. And contrary to xenra.com, my script converts ringtones directly on site instead of forwarding user to another site. In any event, it looks like the site is also using FFmpeg conversion of videos to generate their files.
The second site, busuk.org, doesn't appear to be a conversion site? But they do appear to be using the YouTube API to index, search, and display YouTube videos.
I already offer a free version of my script here. It does just the basics of converting a YouTube video to mp3 format.
Example implementations of the YouTube API can be found here.
I have experience using the YouTube API, but I don't have any of my own code snippets for you offhand here, at the moment...I might post an example implementation of the YouTube API later, if it would help...I have leveraged the YouTube API in the past to add a search feature to my existing app -- so a person enters a search term or valid YouTube URL, and a list of results comes up from YouTube. Then a person can convert any of the search results to mp3 format. See the mp3ify.com site for an example of this functionality.
So for installing ffmpeg and codecs this command should be enough sudo apt-get install ffmpeg ?
Is there anything else that we will need to do? Any other commands you can point me to would be great.
Thanks!
For installing FFmpeg capability and codecs:
Code:
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras [gives you the codecs]
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg [gives you ffmpeg]
sudo apt-get install php5-ffmpeg [gives you the ffmpeg-php PHP extension]
Then you need to add the following line:
Code:
extension=ffmpeg.so
...to the server's php.ini, and finally restart apache....
Now when i download a video it works fine and it converts it to mp3 but however the download progress bar works fine but once we get to the conversion progress bar it does not do anything.
The mp3 is converted perfectly in the backend though as I can see it in the mp3 folder.
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