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Could not write header for output file (incorrect codec parameters?): The specified codecs are not supported for this format, or need special parameters to be specified. For example: 3GP format require libamr_nb audio codec for correct encoding.
Please send your API requests to manage.encoding.com at 52.200.5.10 Notification posts are coming from 34.193.0.100 Port Assignments FTP on port 21 SFTP on port 22 HTTP on port 80 HTTPS on port 443 AWS Amazon has a very sophisticated system in place for managing IP ranges across their infrastructure. Everything you need to know about Read more
In some cases you may need to encode a video with strictly defined width or height, while preserving the source video aspect ratio. We usually handle this automatically, with the keep aspect ratio option via our web UI or flagging it in XML If you turn it off, it will stretch the video image to Read more
AWS authentication access is currently not implemented for thumb_destination. Alternatively you can create a separate task with output=thumbnail to use this feature: To quote our API documentation: Instead of using thumb_ parameters within <format>, you can specify separate encoding task with output = thumbnail: <format> <!– Format fields –> Read more
You can use AddMediaBenchmark, GetMediaInfo, UpdateMedia, and ProcessMedia API calls for such jobs. See the API’s documentation http://www.encoding.com/wdocs/ApiDoc for complete details of these API calls.
Assume you specified some notification URL in your AddMedia API request: <notify>http://your.server.com/Notify.aspx</notify> But you see nothing happens. Most often the problem is that your ASP.NET server drops notification HTTP request because it considers the request is ‘dangerous’. To fix this you should set validaterequest = false for this page.
XML API requests can be sent over SSL to https://manage.encoding.com as well as http://manage.encoding.com.
You can find our complete API documntation here: http://www.encoding.com/wdocs/ApiDoc
We have sample scripts available in PHP, Cold Fusion, C#, and VBScript. You can find these scripts by visiting http://www.encoding.com/api/SampleScripts
AWS watch folders are a beautiful thing. Let's lay out a couple ground rules before we begin, shall we? + Make sure your destination is NOT a source location subfolder. You should NOT use /some_path/videos as a source and /some_path/videos/encoded as a destination unless you want an infinite loop. + The destination should be in Read more