This is what video uploads are showing on my end.
You need to click on the link I uploaded. And why are you seeing the play button with \ through it? Looks like a setting problem on your end.
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This is what video uploads are showing on my end.
Looks like we're setting a wrong mime type for videos possibly. Desktop browsers are typically more forgiving.
Lemme try something.
You need to click on the link I uploaded. And why are you seeing the play button with \ through it? Looks like a setting problem on your end.
iPhones won't work.
Apple web browsers suck.
@bigunionguy I'll try to figure out how I can re enable the image resizing today. I turned it off because it was breaking the editor with the update.
Looks like we're setting a wrong mime type for videos possibly. Desktop browsers are typically more forgiving.Lemme try something.
I'm on a Windows desktop now and it is working fine with both Firefox and Opera
Have to scroll down to quote people ? …IDK …totally fucked up my posting procedure
Fixed the scrolling issue.
Fixed the scrolling issue.
I can see oldngrays video but when I try to upload my own and click the file nothing happens.
I can see oldngrays video but when I try to upload my own and click the file nothing happens.
iPhone?
Did you try to copy and paste or use the media upload link?
I can see oldngrays video but when I try to upload my own and click the file nothing happens.
What format video are you uploading?
We don't do transcoding, so if it's some weird HEVC codec, the browser may not support it at all.
iPhone?
Did you try to copy and paste or use the media upload link?
The media upload link.
How would you copy and paste from a galleries app?
What format video are you uploading?
We don't do transcoding, so if it's some weird HEVC codec, the browser may not support it at all.
Most phones store in some version of mp4/mpeg4 I think. No weird codecs with those.
Most phones store in some version of mp4/mpeg4 I think. No weird codecs with those.
Looks like I was kind of wrong.
HEVC (H.265)
High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC), also known as H.265, is the successor to H.264. It offers up to 50% better data compression at the same level of video quality and is ideal for high-resolution video on mobile devices. HEVC is supported by most modern smartphones, including the latest iPhones and Android devices. It’s perfect for streaming 4K content with minimal buffering.
https://www.videomaker.com/article/c12/14520-video-formats-for-cell-phones/
That does say HEVC for iPhones but can those phones also use different formats or convert them?
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