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The gist of it is that you first use filesize to get the "low" bits, then open+seek the file to determine how many multiples of 2GB it contains (the "high" bits).
For those that want a quick fix I have created a copy of script with custom file size function that works ok for large files. Please see attached.
filesize function only works for files <2GB without a workaround as per
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9346104/php-filesize-on-files-2-gb
http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.filesize.php#102135 gives a complete and correct means for finding the size of a file larger than 2GB in PHP, without relying on OS-specific interfaces.
The gist of it is that you first use filesize to get the "low" bits, then open+seek the file to determine how many multiples of 2GB it contains (the "high" bits).
For those that want a quick fix I have created a copy of script with custom file size function that works ok for large files. Please see attached.
Thanks for your great work!
FlvFixerLarge.zip
Dimitri
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