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Boxerfan

(2,533 posts)
Mon Aug 3, 2020, 08:59 PM Aug 2020

Any tips on uploading to Google drive (free version) video is taking 2 hours

Last edited Mon Aug 3, 2020, 10:00 PM - Edit history (1)

But at least it is moving. Now says I have 30 minutes left. It is a 13 minute video 1.3 Gigabyte is what properties said. Is this normal?

Any way to speed the video upload process?.

I want to share with friends & maybe here on DU without using Facebook or you tube. Any advice or alternatives?


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Much much later:

The video is uploaded. BUT-it says it is being processed . There is a download now tab & it is doing something-but not telling me how long.
I'm more than a tad new at this uploading etc... so it is probably just me. I'll start the next download before I go to bed I guess.

And still later
Yay-It is working!
(puppy in a bicycle basket ride)

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Any tips on uploading to Google drive (free version) video is taking 2 hours (Original Post) Boxerfan Aug 2020 OP
Many Internet Service Providers severely limit residential upload speeds. hunter Aug 2020 #1

hunter

(38,839 posts)
1. Many Internet Service Providers severely limit residential upload speeds.
Tue Aug 4, 2020, 09:22 AM
Aug 2020

On cable television systems running near capacity upstream internet traffic has a very low priority. Sometimes the only way to get higher, more reliable, upload speeds is to pay for expensive "business" packages.

1.3 Gigabytes may be a little large for a 13 minute internet video meant for sharing. You may be able to reduce the size using handbrake or similar tools.

https://handbrake.fr/

A 13 minute 480p video encoded with h.264 would use less than 300 megabytes.


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