First Video is online...

http://youtu.be/lx1o4bTg_is

Kieran - you can still make a google account and post to youtube (Google account can be your existing email address without gmail - read up on creating  google acconut)

Clive - since you are probably a more active member of the group than I am - would like to post the rest? 

Let me know if you still need my help

cheers

Aveesh

From the Desk of Aveesh Kumar

On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 2:51 PM, Aveesh Kumar <aveeshkumar@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Kieran,

I can help you get your videos online

Dropbox is a fallback but not a great option - pls read below

The easiest is probably youtube - I am not sure if you have uploaded videos ever

If not, just goto www.youtube.com and look in the top right corner - it might show you are logged in if you use gmil on the same computer/browser. If not, look for links on the top right, as in gmail, to sign in

Once signed in, on the top right will be a link to upload videos

And it will lead you from there on - even big videos 

There is a 10-15 minute limit on the video you can upload - so play the video file on your PC to see how long your video is

If your internet connection is not very fast and breaks down - you might need to convert your videos to a smaller file size before you cna upload to youtube. You might need to split up your video into 10-15 minute video segments also

so the steps are:

- Is any single video file duration 10-15 mins

- If yes, sign into youtube and upload it. If it uploads - make sure the video is "public" so thatthe link that you share can be viewed by all

- if youtube upload times out/breaks, you might need to convert the video file

Lets take this one step at a time...

My email is aveeshkumar@gmail.com. My skype id is aveeshkumar - I am no longer in Nairobi/Kenya

Cheers 

Aveesh

From the Desk of Aveesh Kumar

On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 2:32 PM, Clive Mann <clivefmann@gmail.com> wrote:

 

Could you try 'Dropbox'?

Clive Mann

On 18 January 2014 12:30, <ruabora@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

 

Hi Everyone

I always put a motion camera up when we're on safari. Over christmas I found a small set of seasonal pools within the rocks in the kopje near camp. It was dry everywhere else. The water was filthy and stinky but it attracted lots; leopard, striped and spotted hyena, white tailed mongoose, hyrax, baboons, and lots of birds. I have some videos of interest, but they are too large to send via email. Does anyone have any suggestions how I could make them viewable for you all?

Kieran Avery

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Dr C F Mann