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Ruth Cranton
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Proclaim
7 months ago

Is there a way to upload a file larger than 600mb? I know i can go the main computer and put it on locally, but can i do it from home?
  1. bret.schmerker
    7 months ago

    Negats, uploads HAVE to be transported by other means. I use Google® Workspace™ (GMail® is a component thereof) routinely for 25 MiB and larger documents and recordings.
  2. Steven Stoops
    7 months ago

    Hi
    Ruth Cranton
    , other than loading the file on a flash drive and physically plugging that into the presentation computer, there are a couple of options: My personal choice: Compress the file with a program like Handbrake. You can download it here: Handbrake.fr There are numerous online tutorials on how to use Handbrake. A little compression can get the file under 600MB, but too much and you lose quality. Secondly; You can split the file in two using a video editing program then upload the two halves into consecutive Video service items -- be sure to check "Automatically Advance to the next slide" on the first half.
    HandBrake: Open Source Video Transcoder
    HandBrake is an open-source, GPL-licensed, multiplatform, multithreaded video transcoder.
    handbrake.fr
  3. George Krahn
    7 months ago

    Check this out: https://support.proclaim.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/19864588644109-What-If-My-Video-File-Is-Over-600-MB
    support.proclaim.logos.com