Cannot share videos to revel

I'm using Elements 13 and was thinking about subscribing to revel but when I try and share a video from the organizer to Revel, it immediately pops-up an error box saying the service only allows pictures? I can upload directly from Revel website and from Premier but not from the organizer. Has anyone seen this before and know how to correct?

Hi Barbara, thanks for your reply. The auto-analyzer is on but on for People recognition and visualization searching, not for auto filtering? Do you think that makes a difference?
Thanks for your help!

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Cannot Share Certain File Types...

I recently uploaded a MP4 file that I wanted to share with a friend. The video is mine from my camera with basic editing in Premier. I uploaded this and then I see “You cannot share this file type.”
After a looking through the other forums I came across this thread that says we cannot share video, music, and fonts. Hmmm....
There is this sentence on the Creative Cloud Website:
“When you're connected, you can do even more with Creative Cloud, thanks to online services for file sharing, collaborating, and publishing websites and documents.”
Let us imagine:
I am a Video Professional who uses Premier to edit videos and the above blurb excites me. I sign up and make3 the most awesome video of my career. ( dream frequently) I do a bit of editing, viola! A finished project Time to share with my friend so they can confirm I'm a genius, okay? Since I have a website with Business Catalyst using the Creative Cloud I will put it there. Oh wait, BC cannot handle a file over 100mb and my Video is a few hundred megabytes. Well, I have Creative Cloud Storage online and it allows for sharing, wonderful! I upload the video, no issue, then go to share the video. WAIT! What is this? I cannot share a file that I CREATED? Why Not?
I can understand not wanting to get in trouble due to copyright law but you are a company that produces a program specifically for video editing (let us not forget Audition for Music/Audio editing.) I believed the pitch about Creative Cloud for professionals so they can create files and collaborate with anyone from anywhere. Yet there is that footnote: you cannot share video, music, or fonts. ?!?!?!? This is very limiting. If there are legal reasons why you cannot share the file types then say so. With MP4 there is a patent on the codec, and so we cannot share these files(?) but we can create them using Adobe Programs.
No worries I'll just zip my files to have my genius confirmed or denied.
Adobe, I would like to understand the reason for the block on allowing certain file types to be shared. With the disallowing of certain file types you severally limit the value of the Cloud. Also where is the list of blocked file types? Why did I have to find out the hard way that I cannot share videos? I cannot find a list or even a statement that those files are not allowed to be shared (other than a forum thread which is not the typical place those shopping for the service offered, would look).
Thank You, I think I need a chocolate bar now.

Agreed Lynda.
There seems to be certain promises, which may give false impressions, in Adobe's marketing copy for the Cloud. Limitations of the Cloud are barely, if at all, mentioned,
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FAQ: How do I share files in Revel?

SHARING OVERVIEW:
In Revel, you can share links to albums which allows others to view photos and videos from a web browser at adoberevel.com. Revel also supports sharing in a variety of other ways, by email, facebook, twitter, message, etc. In addition, users can create libraries and invite other revel users (such as close friends and family) to collaborate in a group library. Collaborative users in a group library can add photos and videos, make comments, and favorite photos and videos.
SHARING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Users can share specified photos and videos on social media sites such as facebook and twitter. They can also post a link on social media sites that will take users to view an album on adoberevel.com in their browser.
SHARING LINKS TO ALBUMS (Recipient does not need a Revel account)
General sharing in Revel is done by sending a link to an album to others so that they can then click on it or paste it into a web browser in order to access your Revel album online for viewing and downloading files (You can enable or disable downloading for each album). If you want to share a particular photo, you can view an album in the browser, then select the photo of choice, and then copy the url in the browser bar and send that instead. Users will still have access to the entire album, but it will open one specific photo.
SHARING VIDEOS
In iOS, you can share a video by tapping on the video to bring it up in full screen view (loupe view). Tap on the arrow on the upper right hand corner and pick "share". You can share via message, twitter , or email. Alternately, you can select the arrow and pick share to facebook.
In adoberevel.com, videos must be put into an album and then a link to the album can be shared as described above in “Sharing Links to Albums”
Video is not yet supported in the Mac and Windows 8 versions of Revel.
GROUP LIBRARIES (Recipient must have a Revel account)
Revel users have the ability to create additional libraries, and the option to maintain them collaboratively with selected trusted users. This feature allows multiple users to login to Revel and access a "GROUP" library. The owner invites other users to participate in his/her group library by email invitation. Users who participate in a group library will have access to the library when they login to their own accounts. They can add and edit files, and remove files that they have added, but cannot delete files that others have added.
See this link for a great overview to get started with Revel. Note the tab for apple vs windows platforms:
http://www.adobe.com/support/revel/gettingstarted/revel_gs.html
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Share individual photos
On a Mac, you can export or copy versions of the photo to use in other applications. Click the actions icon and select export current version or export original. In addition, in full screen view (loupe view) for one photo, click the actions icon, and select share on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, message, or Airdrop.
Share an album
Share a link to an album: From Album view, click on the sharing icon and click Share This Album > Copy Link. You can enable downloads by setting the Allow Downloads slide to on.
Invite others to participate in a Group Library
In Mac version 1.10, click on the gear to bring up the library listing. Click on the > symbol inside the blue circle. In the SHARING WITH section, click on the + in the green circle to add a user. Just insert the email (adobeID) that they use to log into Revel. This will send them an invitation to participate in the group library and once they accept, it will appear in their revel library list .
Revel 2.1 for iOS- (iPad, iPhone, & iTouch)
Share individual photos
On an iPad or iPhone, you can share a photo on Facebook, Twitter, or through email. Tap the arrow in the rectangle icon and choose share, then select either email, facebook, or more for options.
Share an album
From Album view, tap on the arrow icon and then tap on Album Settings. Slide to turn Share via adoberevel.com ON. You can enable downloads by setting the slide to ON. Then, click Share Link... You can share via email, message, or twitter (if logged in) or copy the link to send to anyone.
Alternately, click 'View in Browser' to copy the URL for sharing. After clicking 'view in browser', you must tap on the browser bar to see the link, then tap again on the url to highlight it in the browser bar. Choose 'copy' and you can then paste it into your destination (email, facebook, twitter, text message, etc...)
Share a video
Tap on the video you want to share to bring up full screen view (loupe view). Tap on the arrow in the top right corner and select "share". Select message, facebook, twitter, or email.
Invite others to participate in a Group Library
ON iphone/ipad version 2.1:
If you are in a library or album, then click the icon of 3 parallel lines to get to the library listing. Tap the 'i' with the circle around it next to the name of the library that you want to invite others to join.
In the SHARING WITH section, click on the "+" in the green circle to invite users to join this library. Just insert the email (adobeID) that they use for logging into Revel. This will invite them to participate in the group library. It will show in their library list when they login and accept the invitation, and they will be able to add files to it and view it's contents.
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When viewing photos in either a library or album, swipe down or right-click on one or more photos to select them. If it is not already visible, swipe up from the bottom of the screen or right-click to display the App bar. Tap or click Share to Facebook on the App bar. Alternately, you can share photos through email or other apps already installed on your device. To share, swipe from the right edge or scroll your mouse to bottom right and the share charms will appear. Click share and all of the apps available for sharing from your device will be displayed. Tap on the app to choose where to share your photos/videos.
Share an album
Tap or click on the word albums to get to album view. From the album view, tap or click on an album to open it. Swipe up or right-click to display the app bar. Tap or click Album Settings. In the Web Share section, you can move the slider to turn Share via adoberevel.com ON. If you wish to enable download, then you can move the slider for Allow downloads to ON. You can then choose from the two options that display, Share Link (which opens share charms) and View in Browser.
Invite others to participate in a Group Library
From the library view, tap on the library settings icon in the bottom right. In the SHARING WITH section, click on the "+" to invite users to join your group library. Insert the email (adobeID) they use to log into Revel. This will invite them to participate in the group library. The group library will show in their library list when they login and accept the invitation, and they will be able to add files and view the library's contents.
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Share an album
In the left pane, click the icon next to the album.
Click Start Sharing.
Note down the URL displayed on the next screen. You can email this URL to friends with whom you want to share the album.
Invite others to participate in a Group Library
In the left pane, click the icon next to the library name.
Enter the email address of a collaborator you would like to invite and click Add. Elements adds the new group members and prompts you that the invitation is pending acceptance.
Invite more group library participants if desired.
Click Done.
Premiere Elements 12
Privately share your video on Revel :
Using Premiere Elements 12, you can upload your video story to Revel. Once you have created your project on timeline, you can click on Publish+Share option. Select Private Web album there. Using this option you can upload your edited video story on Revel. You get the link of video on Revel which you can share with your friends and family.
Adoberevel.com from a web browser
Share an album:
From the Album view, click on an album to select it. Click on the globe icon and then on Start Sharing. to share via adoberevel.com. Turn the slide ON if you want to enable downloads. Click on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+ icons to share an album there. Click on View Shared Album to see the album in a web browser and copy the URL to send to others so that they can see your album. After clicking 'view in browser', you must highlight the url in the browser bar and copy it (ctrl c in windows, cmd c in mac) and you can paste it into your destination (email, facebook, twitter, blog, other social media etc...)

Hi Gábor,
It is possible you are sharing the wrong URL. This wouldn't surprise me as the FAQ is terribly confusing. I am going to re-state how to share an album with friends.
To share an album from adoberevel.com:
1. Go into your Library and create an album with whatever images you'd like.
2. While in the album select Share. A dialog displays - select to Start Sharing
3. After that another dialog displays with a short URL. Copy that URL and send it out via email or use one of the share icons that display on that screen. You can also select from that screen if you want people to be able to download images.
You can select to stop sharing the album at any time by going back to that same dialog and select to Stop Sharing.
If you want to share an album through the Revel Desktop:
1. Go into your Library and select the Album icon (or go to File>New Empty Album
2. Enter a name for you album. Select the Share to adoberevel.com checkbox. You can also decide if you want to allow downloads here.
3. A short URL will be generated. You can copy that now if you'd like or come back to it. Select Create button.
4. Add photos to the album.
5. Click on the album in the list and a little " i " will display next to the album name. Click on it and the URL will display. That is the URL that you share.
Again, you can select to stop sharing the album at any time by going back to that same dialog and select to Stop Sharing.
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My wife and I want to sync/share videos

My wife and each have a computer, + iPhone + iPad + AppleTV of course. We'd like to share videos, but we are finding it next to impossible. If I have a movie on my system, I can sync it to AppleTV, but she can't sync her movies. Most of these are either rips of DVDs she has (Friends episodes) or lots of home movies I've created, or home movies she's done of our son. The problem is that she creates a movie, and she can't sync it, which means she needs to send it to me, and then I need to sync it, which is just twenty steps too much, as we now have a bunch of copies of the movie. Couple this with music, pictures, and everything else. Then, we have to deal with moving them to the iPad if we want to bring it with us.
We have the AppleTV, which we though would be a nice central hub of media that we could save to, and take from, but apparently you can't do this by default. AppleTV is for one person homes?
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First, yes, I'm aware of AppleTV's syncing problem. Streaming seems like a good solution for part of the problem, though that still leaves the problem of syncing to other devices: iPad/iPhone.
Streaming is great actually as it gets over the 160GB drive limitation in AppleTV (actually most of mine are 40GB AppleTVs, and I just stream things to them).
Downside is you need iTunes running as AppleTV cannot access files directly, as all data moves to it /from it via iTunes (except AppleTV's internet intercations).
The Home Sharing seems like an interesting solution. I'll explore that.
It should allow you to play/access media on different computers via iTunes but I don't think it will allow you to sync to iPhone/iPad/AppleTV from another user's library. Someone who regularly uses it will be able to clarify.
The network storage thing is also interesting. With so many devices, it might be a good idea to centralize all the stuff.
That's the idea - to centralize stuff on the network and allow multi-user access.
So, basically, we could setup a network storage device as a library separated from our own local stuff.
You wouldn't actually set the itunes library up on the network storage (you could in theory thoufgh), just use it as storage accessible to an itunes library on a computer.
Media known to the iTunes database can be stored in the actual iTunes media folder, or on any attached internal/external drives or network drives.
The setting I mentioned in iTunes determines what happens when you add a new file to iTunes - either a copy is made in teh iTunes media folder, or the itunes database just remembers it's current location without copying - so long as the location is accessible eg network/usb drive you could then sync to a device like AppleTV/iPad etc without having a copy in your itunes media folder.
We could then sync to AppleTV, iPhone, iPad, etc? And from what I remember, we could also sync to the devices what we want via the syncing control panel.
In theory yes.
If this is true, I like this idea. We could do our own personal stuff on our computer, prepare everything, and then save it to a central library we could still access. Then, sync our devices from that one central repository.
This to me seems the logical option.
Could you recommend an easy to use, large, network capable storage device that could be used for such a system?
I don't have one myself (we have several computers but I tend to handle all the media on my Mac Pro with lots of attached internal/USB/FW drives), but you have numerous options including Time Capsule from Apple that goes up to 2TB - be sure to check user reviews for these devices at places like Amazon to get a heads up on any potential issues.
The only issue with network storage is that of it being potentially (usually) slower than directly attached drives/internal drives, but this will depend on your actual network setup/speed/connection types and whether or not there's lots of concurrent traffic. Even a slow network will sync but if it's very slow streaming might not be as smooth as it might be.

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iMovie suddenly developed the following maddening behavior, which I have yet to resolve despite trying many of the usual tricks:
Attempting to import to an event using my isight camera or my Canon HV20 camera in a library on my internal SSD results in the following popup message: "No storage location set: Cannot start ingest because there is not storage location set. Please set one under Storage in Preferences and try again."
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There must be some very hidden persistent setting corrupted that is either verry hidden or not explicitly part of iMovie; perhaps a common sharing or video import application? Does anyone have any ideas?

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Upload it to a sharing site like YouTube or Vimeo and email a link - these will allow the recipient to view the material online. That will avoid the codec issues mentions, and the person can still download the video file if they wish.
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I cannot tranfer video from my macbook to ipod touch.

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Hi and welcome to Apple discussion.
Usually, when I get this message, that means the movie/video is not able to be play using my iPod touch. So, what I'll do is that, I'll open the movie/video in QuickTime and share it to iTunes. Then, my movie/video can be transfer into my iPod.
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I have a Arris TG862 router, I tried the port forwarding from 80 to 16403, before this on CONNECTION DOCTOR, it said on "router type : port restriced" but now after I did the port forwarding, it says FULL CONE. but I still cannot do video chat or screen sharing ...the other person who I'm trying to connect also did the port forwarding as me.
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Hi,
Which Account are you trying to Screen Share with ?
An AIM to AIM connection or a Jabber to Jabber connection will use random ports for the Screen "Video" part.
Only the Audio Only chat that is along side that is on port 16402.
Basically this In-App Screen Sharing that has been there since iChat 3 uses the Apple Remote Desktop engine to do the Screen Sharing but make a VNC connection along side the Audio only chat.
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If you router can us UPnP you may find it easier to use that.
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