Twitter video upload with the chunked API using PHP is not working

[nnc_test]

i ma uploading media video 2mb size in chanked but it was showing me error hear is example code.

code:

$video = 'images/video1.mp4'; /// video size is 2 mb and it's time duration around 20 seconeds
	
	$code = $twitter->upload('media/upload',
			["command" => "INIT",
            "total_bytes" => 3000000,
            'media_type' => 'video/mp4']
    );
	var_dump($code);
	
	$video_media_id = $code->media_id_string;
	$fp = fopen($video, 'r');
	$segment_id = 0;
	echo feof($fp);
	while (! feof($fp)) {
		$chunk = fread($fp, 1048576); // 1MB per chunk for this sample

		
		$twitter->upload('media/upload',
			["command" => "APPEND",
            "media_id" => $video_media_id,
            "media_data" => base64_encode($chunk),
            "segment_index" => $segment_id]
		);
		
		$segment_id++;
	}

				
	$final=$twitter->upload('media/upload',
			["command" => "FINALIZE",
            "media_id" => $video_media_id]
			);
	var_dump($final);
      echo '------------------------------------------------------<br>';
		 $parameters = [
				'status' => 'hear is my video twittsvbn',
				'media_id' => $video_media_id
				];
print_r($parameters);
echo '------------------------------------------------------<br>';		
	  $tweet=  $twitter->post('statuses/update',  $parameters);

echo json_encode($tweet);

Hear is error will show

object(stdClass)#946 (2) {
  ["request"]=>
  string(22) "/1.1/media/upload.json"
  ["error"]=>
  string(51) "Segments do not add up to provided total file size."
}

[andypiper]

So it looks like you’re specifying total bytes of 3000000 and then uploading in chunks of 1048576 at a time until end of file is reached. Is the actual file size 3000000 bytes exactly?

[andypiper]

You probably want to use the filesize() function to get the actual filesize to pass to INIT?

[nnc_test]

i have already used filesize function still i am facing same error please help me to resolve that issue

$code = $twitter->upload(‘media/upload’,
[“command” => “INIT”,
“total_bytes” => (int)filesize($video),
‘media_type’ => ‘video/mp4’]
);

[andypiper]

Based on the code comments it looks like you’re using Codebird PHP - you might find that @jublonet can help here. I’m not quite sure why you’d see that error if you’re calculating the sizes correctly.

[ttwows]

I think it may be due the fact that you are base64 encoding the data and the sizes don’t match.

I am using the Codebird and it works without thebase64_encode()

[pabloromeo]

Here is some sample code to test the video upload feature using codebird-php
https://codeshare.io/5g6BMD

works perfect for me.