Hobostubs Ashlock
2064 posts
Jul 28, 2013
11:25 PM
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each week we have to prepare a lesson from what we learned from that week,It could be video,text,and pics ect,I got it done,Its the 1st weeks Assignment,but this old computer crashed a few times;-(
Now i can load it here and FB but it wont load on the submit page of the school,Its frustrating the hell out of me;-)
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Hobostubs
Last Edited by Hobostubs Ashlock on Jul 29, 2013 2:56 AM
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Kingley
2936 posts
Jul 29, 2013
12:29 AM
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Nice stuff Hobo. Here's why you may be having problems uploading it to your schools site.
1. What you have uploaded here is your full playlist rather than the individual video file. So once it plays the first video it plays the next in line, etc, etc. So as a result it's looking at a massive file to stream. You have 100 videos so that makes for a huge file. Lets say for arguments sake that each file is 100Mb. That would make a total file size of 10GB. Which is about 3 full DVD quality full length feature films. Try uploading the file on it's own instead of linking to the playlist.
2. What size is the original video file? My guess is it's quite large as it's very high quality. Try reducing the file size using something like Quicktime. Set it to encode for web streaming. That will make your video file much more manageable. Which in turn should allow you to upload it to the school site.
3. When you put it on here and FB what you are doing is embedding the video file. Which is making a streaming link to the file itself on you YouTube channel. So it's not really here in essence. It's kind of like remote viewing if you will. Your school site most likely doesn't allow embedding, so you'll need to upload the file direct onto their server. Have they given you an FTP to use? If so upload the file on your computer to the FTP and not the YouTube file. If they haven't given you an FTP then try using just the one file like I mentioned earlier, or if that doesn't work try making a direct HTML link to the individual video page on YouTube and not the full playlist.
Last Edited by Kingley on Jul 29, 2013 12:40 AM
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Hobostubs Ashlock
2065 posts
Jul 29, 2013
12:45 AM
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thanks Ill try them and see what happens
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Hobostubs Ashlock
2066 posts
Jul 29, 2013
1:13 AM
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one note i just remembered,last night i was getting week 1 assignment turned there both due monday at 8,And i tried to paste my lesson on the submit page it was just text,explaining ,the point of view of a song,and the who ,what where,No other data but some text,like im writing now.
I had previously wrote it out the class forum page a kind of pre screening they recomend,and i decided to copy it and paste it on the submit page.
and it did the same thing ,It does when trying to paste a link to my you tube it says.
Currently not supported by your browser, use keyboard shortcuts instead.
a friend gave me a short cut key to try (i had no idea "ctrl+c"and when i tried it on the submit page,it started buzzing but nothing else happened
Im running a old xp that is crashing and might be infected although my virus scans yes its clean,Im worried it will work 5 more weeks.
somebody suggested a new browser,Im running google crome i believe,I tried explorer and it wont hardly load a page at the schools site,
there due in a few hours i think i can get a 3 day exstension, maybe? but im not sure what to do
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Hobostubs
Last Edited by Hobostubs Ashlock on Jul 29, 2013 1:15 AM
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Kingley
2937 posts
Jul 29, 2013
1:28 AM
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Try using Firefox or Safari. If you still have problems then I'd suggest contacting the school and their IT department should be able to help out. If they still can't come up with a solution then I'd suggest emailing the text to them and they can put it on the relevant area on their internal server. They could also add a link to the YouTube file if you ask them. All you'd need to do is provide them with the URL for that video page.
I'd guess that your computer keeps crashing due to lack of available RAM if it's an old system. Video files and video editing in particular are very RAM and CPU intensive. I've had a Quad Core Mac Pro with 16GB of RAM freeze up on me when video editing many times.
Last Edited by Kingley on Jul 29, 2013 1:30 AM
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Pistolcat
475 posts
Jul 29, 2013
2:09 AM
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Print and rewrite... Go to your school and write on their computers preferably. Been there, done that :/
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Kingley
2938 posts
Jul 29, 2013
2:12 AM
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It means that you need to alter a preference file in your system library by the sounds of it. Quite why it's saying that though is very odd. I've not come across that before. Is there a lot of text? Can you just write it as normal (not using copy and paste)?
If not then I'd suggest contacting the school and asking for their help. You can most likely email the files over. If not I'm sure they'll have some other solutions for you.
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Hobostubs Ashlock
2068 posts
Jul 29, 2013
2:18 AM
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I might try to write it manually,(youtube link) i was wondering if that would work
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Hobostubs Ashlock
2069 posts
Jul 29, 2013
2:35 AM
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I got it to go;-) ;-) ;-) thanks for the help.I had to manully type in the letters and numbers to the youtube link,Ive never done that wasnt sure if it would work,took awhile,but it loaded
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