AydenLincoln
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Why can’t raw videos post or be be viewed and why do they have to be uploaded to another third party such as YouTube? Can this be changed?
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I think the video issue is a software issue more than a R2R issue. I know another forum I’m on has it disabled due to issues with it
Big Smelly fish
If it ain't broke, fix it till it is.
It seem like all forums these days don’t have the option to upload videos. I just upload elsewhere and then post it here.
it make sense about the cost of bandwidth
it make sense about the cost of bandwidth
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AydenLincoln
Pufferfish lover!
I learned the videos work on a computer but only a computer.
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AydenLincoln
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It works on a computer I learned.
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AydenLincoln
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I noticed that but I don’t want to post them on YouTube…so I avoid posting them on here as much as I want to…I just add a link it to a social media page I posted it on.
I cant post a RAW picture here much less a video.
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AydenLincoln
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That’s strange! I just have problems with the videos which do post but only show up on a computer.
Miami Reef
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Post them as unlisted to YouTube which means only people with a link can view it. People on YouTube won’t be able to search it but people viewing your post can.
Posting to YouTube is quick and easy (I do it through my phone).
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AydenLincoln
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I could do that I know lol but I don’t! Maybe I will.
HuduVudu
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For those that don't like YouTube there are multiple sites that work great and provide better privacy. Here is list of the larger ones:
www.bitchute.com
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AydenLincoln
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Thanks!For those that don't like YouTube there are multiple sites that work great and provide better privacy. Here is list of the larger ones:
BitChute is a peer-to-peer social video platform.
BitChute puts creators first and provides them with a service that they can use to flourish and express their ideas freely.Rumble
Rumble is your rights management video platform. Host, distribute and monetize all your professional, social and viral video.
HuduVudu
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Also for the non-computer savvy ...
When you post a video somewhere you are moving a copy of that video from your computer or your phone or your tablet to another server (computer) located somewhere else. This is called hosting. This is easier because you don't have to deal with the bandwidth and security issues if you were to host it on your computer where you must open up your firewall and allow access from the interenet to your computer, phone, table etc ... To host the video on R2R you must be allowed to upload the video to their server and then they will host the video from their server. This is extremely expensive because the bandwidth cost of streaming (downloading) many many views of your video at the same time is because it there is so much data being moved. This is why most small social media sites avoid this. Facebook, Twitter etc ... are very large companies and deal with the cost and also take advantage of economies of scale to make it free to the user.
When you post a video somewhere you are moving a copy of that video from your computer or your phone or your tablet to another server (computer) located somewhere else. This is called hosting. This is easier because you don't have to deal with the bandwidth and security issues if you were to host it on your computer where you must open up your firewall and allow access from the interenet to your computer, phone, table etc ... To host the video on R2R you must be allowed to upload the video to their server and then they will host the video from their server. This is extremely expensive because the bandwidth cost of streaming (downloading) many many views of your video at the same time is because it there is so much data being moved. This is why most small social media sites avoid this. Facebook, Twitter etc ... are very large companies and deal with the cost and also take advantage of economies of scale to make it free to the user.
I convert RAW pics to jpeg. Otherwise site says they are to large.
Miami Reef
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Ha. Same.
YouTube or other hosting site like Flickr are a far better option to share videos on forums and with friends and family.
Free service so why not use them?
Free service so why not use them?
Big Smelly fish
If it ain't broke, fix it till it is.
I have found the easiest way to post a video is from my Facebook page. Faster then messing with YouTube.
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