
December 24th, 2006, 02:02 AM
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avi files
If you plan on having lots (and I mean lots as in thousands) of files then using a database is essential. But I wouldn't store the files in the database, just their location and other info.
Quote: | Originally Posted by signpro I did have someone write the program using MySql and PHP, however they used thought I meant flash files and not avi. | I don't think it should make that much difference as to whether you're working with flash or avi or anything else for that matter. See if you can modify the script by changing the file extension. Unless it was storing the actual files in the database as binary blobs it should be fairly easy (relatively speaking). And even if it was, it shouldn't be impossible to modify it.
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