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hey shane, thanks for your comment, are my videos playing for u??? ppl are saying my uploads arent working :(

@TheRedKnight: They only say the videos don't play, on the videos that don't play.. It could be a format issue - like the site I think uses FFMPG (or something like it) - Some thing on those issues - it's if you upload a specification - being a mixture of video size, video data density, converter, format and container, if you get the mixture right it will convert the file into the assorted formats, but if you get it wrong it will jam or be rejected.... https://www.videohelp.com/software/WinFF --------- NEW VERSION 1.5.5 NO LONGER DEVELOPED Winff is a frontend for FFMPEG that runs on Windows XP to Windows 10 and Linux. It will convert most any video file that FFmpeg will convert. WinFF does multiple files in multiple formats at one time. You can for example convert mpeg's, flv's, f4v, and mov's, all into avi's all at once. F4V to AVI.

@TheRedKnight: WinFF is NOT the solution but it is either A solution, or A partial solution or useful information. I tend to use the latest version of Open Shot, and use a small video size, a medium resolution and I ude the H265 compressor - but I also use linux.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: There are videos from the internet that simply cross across or download and upload. Most of the time there is no problem. BUT because phones and laptop webcams etc., tend make HUGE video files, I use Open Shot, to assemble the video, get a holding picture that lasts 12 seconds for the title etc., as a holding image, because this site, uses an image from the video at 11 seconds, as the title or opening image and then I export the video as a medium compression, 640 x 480 MP4 using the H265 codec to compress the original video down.... SOME videos deserve to be in the 720p or higher format, but for general run of the mill videos that do not need crystal clarity in the details, a much lower resolution and file size is way better... Like Webcamoid - a linux web cam driver... makes brilliant videos - but it is a sort of locked in prick of a thing, and only an odd range of settings gets it to run reliably, stable and everything works, only it saves in the MKV format, and it produces monsterous file sizes... like 5.3 Gig for an hours video... and Open Shot can resize that in the H265 codec down to 250 Meg... AND it all uploads and runs... I don't know what you use, or the settings or the operating system it runs on - you just have to fuck around and try all the different software settings.. until you get a configuration that works right... then if it works good keep it at that. Also most mobile phones make excellent video, but again it's hard to get GOOD quality video or at least acceptable quality visually - and small file sizes from smart phones... Like you can download a movie at a fair image quality, that gives 2 hours of good movie, and it's like 500 meg.... or you can get a very high definition (detail) version of the same movie, at 1.2 Gig, or you can get a good but slightly noticeable version of the same video that is around 250 Meg. With the smart phones, say 2 hours of video are 2.4 Gig... and it's just me talking shit in the car, I can't get the phone to make decent (sort of basic) video quality, and a small file size, but I make an opening title in a JPG, join them in Open Shot and use the lower screen size 640 x 480 - instead of 1920 x 1200, and I can use MEDIUM video quality - not high, and run that through the H265 compressor and make it come out as a Mp4 and the fle size for 2 hours of video is like 250 Meg - and H265 gives really good video quality and very high compression - which makes for a fairly good video and a very small file size - I mean it's just me talking shit in the car, not a video about astronomy and all the stars in a galaxy.....