Thank you Sesso!!
This is purely a software issue. It was throwing an error for a guest
(not logged in) when they were trying to add product to the cart. The
issue has been resolved. I was trying to find the error in the logs and
could not find it and was wondering why.
On 2017-07-10 12:04,
I recently had to take a video of a product I had purchased that failed to
send to the vendor before they would ship me a replacement. (they said not
to bother sending the defective unit back, it was not cost effective). I
believe that I used 'handbrake' to change the encoding mode, the screen
Look in the DB and make sure your user really exists.
jason
> On Jul 10, 2017, at 12:01 PM, techli...@phpcoderusa.com wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am running Magento version 2 on Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS running PHP 7 FPM.
> Magento was throwing an error - invalid user ID.
>
> I'm looking at the logs for
Hi,
I am running Magento version 2 on Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS running PHP 7 FPM.
Magento was throwing an error - invalid user ID.
I'm looking at the logs for errors and am not finding anything that
looks like what I am looking for.
The site is full time SSL.
The SSL vhost is configured
This is the command I use to convert to x265 video
Recently it converted a 964mb video to 17.2mb, x265 looks the best in my
opinion.
To convert to x264 the command is different and the same file shrunk to
23.9mb
It really depends on the type of video you're converting on how it looks
after.
Thanks Rusty!
Rusty Ramser wrote: Examples...
> Simply convert the existing video from MOV to MP4.
> ffmpeg.exe -i IMG_0551.MOV -c:a copy copy.mp4
>
> Convert from MOV to MP4 and also scale it to 1280x720
> (don't know what the original resolution was, but you
> get the idea; replace with 480 if
Examples...
Simply convert the existing video from MOV to MP4.
ffmpeg.exe -i IMG_0551.MOV -c:a copy copy.mp4
Convert from MOV to MP4 and also scale it to 1280x720 (don't know what the
original resolution was, but you get the idea; replace with 480 if you want
even smaller).
ffmpeg.exe -i
