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I get a strange result when I run this script:
require "rubygems"
require 'heywatch'
require 'time'
require 'aws/s3'
include HeyWatch
Base::establish_connection! :login => 'USERNAME', :password => 'PASSWORD'
raw_video = HeyWatch::Video.create(:file => "h264.mov") # file exists on all systems
puts raw_video.to_yaml
On my Macbook and my Ubuntu server, this yields the following:
attributes:
updated_at: 2009-11-18 05:17:59 -08:00
specs:
audio:
sample_rate: 44100
stream: 0.0
codec: aac
bitrate: 0
channels: 2
size: 907
thumb: <a href="http://raw-1.heywatch.com/thumbs/f56f5e8859/CGI.27808.0.jpg">http://raw-1.heywatch.com/thumbs/f56f5e8859/CGI.27808.0.jpg</a>
mime_type: video/quicktime
video:
container: mov
aspect: 1.33
stream: 0.1
codec: h264
bitrate: 2397
length: 3
height: 300
fps: 29.97
width: 400
title: h264
id: 2123940
created_at: 2009-11-18 05:17:59 -08:00
But on my iMac, I get this:
attributes:
video:
updated_at: 2009-11-18 05:18:57 -08:00
specs:
audio:
sample_rate: 44100
stream: 0.0
codec: aac
bitrate: 0
channels: 2
size: 907
thumb: <a href="http://raw-2.heywatch.com/thumbs/bb29db84d4/CGI.9424.0.jpg">http://raw-2.heywatch.com/thumbs/bb29db84d4/CGI.9424.0.jpg</a>
mime_type: video/quicktime
video:
container: mov
aspect: 1.33
stream: 0.1
codec: h264
bitrate: 2397
length: 3
height: 300
fps: 29.97
width: 400
title: h264
id: 2123942
created_at: 2009-11-18 05:18:57 -08:00
A video attribute wraps everything. If I remove the aws/s3 requirement, it works just like my other machines. All machines are Ruby 1.8.6, all gems and dependencies are the same version, source movie is the same. Any idea what could be causing this to happen on just one machine? I’m stumped!
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