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Posted by Andy Hassall on 11/19/28 11:26
On Mon, 12 Sep 2005 12:46:06 +0200, alex bazan <me@privacy.net> wrote:
>En/na Andy Hassall ha escrit:
>> On Mon, 12 Sep 2005 11:05:39 +0200, alex bazan <me@privacy.net> wrote:
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>>>If i point the mp3 directly i have no problems, but with the php script
>>>songs stop playing when after a while (always at the same length)...
>>
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>> How is the player reading the file?
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>> If it is streaming it, i.e. only reading just about as fast as it's playing
>> give or take a buffer size, it'll exceed PHP's maximum execution time, and PHP
>> will drop the connection.
>
>Yes, it's streaming... when i read that i said, bingo!
>but i've raised the max_execution_time to 300s in php.ini and also with
>the ini_set function, and i've also tried raising it with
>set_time_limit(), but the song always stops at the same point at 1:25
>(aprox).... (thats less than 90 seconds!)
OK, so you need to find a way of reproducing that behaviour in a way where you
can see what's happening right at the end.
Turn on log_errors in PHP in case it's producing a PHP error at the end - you
can't see the error text since the player will be receiving it, but if you turn
on log_errors it'll also log it to a file so you can check for it.
You could use something like Ethereal to packet-sniff the transfer, paying
more attention to the last few packets.
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