launching the latest, and previous versios version avaliable for windows creates a config.json but shows the following error:
"Reading config.json failed. Starting with builtin defaults."
I thought of using the config.json mentioned here but that didnt work since it can't read it
launching the latest, and previous versios version avaliable for windows creates a config.json but shows the following error:
"Reading config.json failed. Starting with builtin defaults."
I thought of using the config.json mentioned [here](https://git.mills.io/prologic/tube/src/branch/master/config.json) but that didnt work since it can't read it
"Reading config.json failed. Starting with builtin defaults."
Hmmm that's a pretty useless error 😅 We might have to improve the error there and actually spit out what the actual error was/is. Do you have any capacity to modify the code and build/test on your Windows machine?
> "Reading config.json failed. Starting with builtin defaults."
Hmmm that's a pretty useless error 😅 We might have to improve the error there and actually spit out what the actual error was/is. Do you have any capacity to modify the code and build/test on your Windows machine?
I honestly have no clue how to do that 😭 i randomly stumbled across this project from a reddit post made a few years ago and thought it'd work for my specific use case but all the files I want to upload are in the gigabytes and the default is wayy too small for that.
I honestly have no clue how to do that 😭 i randomly stumbled across this project from a reddit post made a few years ago and thought it'd work for my specific use case but all the files I want to upload are in the gigabytes and the default is wayy too small for that.
@x8r what format are your video files in? If they already are mp4, then you might not need to upload/transcode them.
Also, I've recently fixed a bug that would force tube to allocate huge chunks of memory on uploading big files. That fix is not yet in the latest release.
@x8r what format are your video files in? If they already are mp4, then you might not need to upload/transcode them.
Also, I've recently fixed a bug that would force tube to allocate huge chunks of memory on uploading big files. That fix is not yet in the latest release.
@prologic this is the config that gets generated when running 1.2.0
and to @gumbo2000 they're in mp4, I just thought uploading needed to be done through the website for whatever reason, will check out how it works now
@prologic this is the config that gets generated when running 1.2.0
and to @gumbo2000 they're in mp4, I just thought uploading needed to be done through the website for whatever reason, will check out how it works now
launching the latest, and previous versios version avaliable for windows creates a config.json but shows the following error:
"Reading config.json failed. Starting with builtin defaults."
I thought of using the config.json mentioned here but that didnt work since it can't read it
Hmmm that's a pretty useless error 😅 We might have to improve the error there and actually spit out what the actual error was/is. Do you have any capacity to modify the code and build/test on your Windows machine?
I honestly have no clue how to do that 😭 i randomly stumbled across this project from a reddit post made a few years ago and thought it'd work for my specific use case but all the files I want to upload are in the gigabytes and the default is wayy too small for that.
@x8r Are you able to post your config file here as an attachment? I'd like to take a look at the file exactly... And maybe see if I can repro. 🤞
@x8r what format are your video files in? If they already are mp4, then you might not need to upload/transcode them.
Also, I've recently fixed a bug that would force tube to allocate huge chunks of memory on uploading big files. That fix is not yet in the latest release.
@prologic this is the config that gets generated when running 1.2.0
and to @gumbo2000 they're in mp4, I just thought uploading needed to be done through the website for whatever reason, will check out how it works now
@x8r I think you forgot to attach it 😅
@prologic
Oh yeah, I can't attatch .json files for some reason. Noticed this when I retired just now. I've renamed it to .txt