Recent Posts by Brian McHarg
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Jul 19, 2007
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Topic: Development / Authentication problem I’m trying to get this service working with a site I’ve developed in vbscript/classic asp and am experiencing some problems. The code which I am trying to post a video using is as follows: <% Response.Buffer = True Dim objXMLHTTP, xml Set xml = Server.CreateObject(“Microsoft.XMLHTTP”) xml.Open “POST”, “http://heywatch.com/discover”, False xml.Send “key=XXXXXXX&url=http://www.mydomain.com/video/raw/video.avi&download=true&title=Test&automatic_encode=true” Response.Write xml.responseText Set xml = Nothing %> All I am getting as a response from the server is a copy of the login page at http://heywatch.com/auth. Why is this, when I’ve entered the correct key into my POST? Is there something else I need to pass into the script? I did read that I need to first be authenticated by Basic Auth, but I can’t find a way to do this from within vbscript. Any pointers? |
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Jul 4, 2007
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Topic: Issues / Upload by email? Looks like it’s still not working …. if I upload the same file as I’ve emailed via the website it encodes fine, so there still seems to be a problem. Hi! We encoutered the following problems encoding your video: FileNotFound Check the FAQ to see if you find a solution. Hey!Watch Service |
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Jul 4, 2007
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Topic: Issues / Upload by email? I’ve setup upload by email on my Hey!Watch account, and have set a default encoding format, yet having emailed around half a dozen different video clips of varying sizes and formats to the address, none have encoded. Could there be anything else I’m missing, or does it take a while for upload by email clips to be processed? Also, is there any information stored alongside the uploaded clip to identify where it has originated from? ie, if I wanted 2 or 3 users to be able to upload to the one Hey!Watch account for processing, how can I attribute clips to users? |