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[22:30] <ivan> does the deriver automatically move an item if there isn't enough disk space on the machine for the derivation, or does it just... fail?
[22:31] <ivan> hmm, I guess this would be a rare problem because new items typically land on a machine with enough space
[22:32] <DFJustin> I think it just fails and then it's flagged for admins to fix by hand later
[22:33] <ivan> thanks
[22:34] <ivan> hmm, if you upload a huge .mp4, you don't get an lower-resolution mp4 derivation, right?
[22:36] <DFJustin> no
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[22:37] <ivan> thanks
[22:37] <ivan> that's gotta be fun for crappy-internet visitors :-)
[22:38] <DFJustin> at least the last time I checked the mp4 stuff is pretty stupid overall, no lower-resulution for HD stuff, and for non-mpeg stuff that's smaller than 640x480 it actually upscales the derivative
[22:40] <ivan> :(