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I figured out the issue. The file is to big to send via e-mail
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I have the new 3Gs and largely it is working well. However after I take video with the unit it does not allow me to send it? It compresses and shows up as a .mov file but the unit will not send it. It hangs for a long time and then gives me the "cannot send mail" error message.
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I had the very same problem.....I was using Yahoo, but any video longer than 10 seconds would not send. It is the server problem on Yahoo's end.
I switched to my gmail account to send video, and it works beautifully.

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I recorded my child's recital and now want to e-mail family and friends. However, I am not able to do so. How do I go about?
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Miriam
You don't, si the short answer. Typically video files are too big to email. Apart from the time it takes to download, you'll get precious little thanks from folks who's Inboxes are over full - on some systems it can even crash their machines. The usual route is to upload the video to a site like YouTube, Vimeo, or a sharing site like YouSendIt or MegaUpload and forward a link to them.
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How do you e-mail a video shot on my phone when it say's it is too big to send?

Simply, you don't.
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taking a photo - place it in an e-mail and then attach a voice recording?
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Copied from this link.
http://www.apple.com/iphone/how-to/index.html#mail.sending-email
+Send a photo or video (iPhone 3GS only) in an email message:+
+In Photos, choose a photo or video, tap the icon with a right facing arrow, then tap Email Photo or Email Video. You can also copy and paste photos and videos.+
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KORG__ wrote:
It works great on my gmail and AOL accounts but I can't send recorded videos through my yahoo account even on WIFI. It just stays in the outbox forever then it states email is unable to send...
is anyone having this issue?
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