Emailing Video files

I need to send a video by email but at the moment it is on a DVD. It has file endings BUP, IFO, and VOB.
I attempted to import them into FCP7 but it would only accept the VOB file.
Any ideas?

If your site is built with iWeb, and you host on Mobile Me, you can simply drag and drop the quicktime.mov file
onto the page you want the movie to appear on, and then upload the website as normal to
MobileMe.
If your site is built third party, and you don't host it on Mobile Me, you'll need to get your webmaster to do it,
which will simply involve uploading the video to where your website is stored, and then
creating an <a href> link to the file to have it set as a link on the page you desire.
Otherwise, if it is a blog such as Wordpress or Blogger, you could upload the video to
Youtube, get the embed code from Youtube once uploaded, and then post that code to
a blog entry on your site. Then, when you post the new entry, it will post a link to the video,
and the file will be stored on Youtube.

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This may turn out to be a dumb newbie quesiton but what format video files can I play when sent as email attachments?
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i am unable to download MP4 video file from my gmail account to my Iphone6 plus.
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Hello jlremington and welcome to the forums
Depending on the email integration type and software running on the device
will determine if you are able to use this feature. Can I get the version
of software that is on the device? This can be found under Options -
About. Also what type of email account are the messages coming
from? Are you using a BES account or BIS account? If your are using a BIS account what type of
integrations are you using? POP, IMAP, OWA, Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc…
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I am not able to send a video file from my BB tour 9630 to my email address. I have searched and searched for the option to do that but only found that it will send to a bluetooth device. I am not sure if my BB is configured correctly to send a video file to an email address. Can I send it to an email address or do I have to synch it to BB desktop manager, find the file somewhere,save it, then add it as an attachment. I get my sms/mms messages fine with video clips and can send them ok ! If I make a quick video/movie with my phone, I cant figure out how to send file to email....Hope someone has an answer. Thank you in advance...n2ironponys

Export them to the desktop (File -> Export) and attach them to the email from there.
Remember, videos are big files and many ISP's have limits on the size of email attachments.
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Emailing video can be a real drama.
You can easily convert YouTube video if you have the free software MPEG Streamclip: http://www.squared5.com/svideo/mpeg-streamclip-mac.html
Download version 1.9.3b4 and install in your applications.
Open then File > Open URL and copy/paste the YT clip address.
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So, any advice on how to get video files created on the BB to play in Windows? I took a video and that I want to email to someone so they can view it, but this 3MG file format doesn't play on any video player that I know of. How can I get around this?

Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
There are a few video conversion programs out there that will do the transcoding (to avi, mpg, etc.). You should research them and choose the one that fits your needs. I found a free one (just by doing a google search) that did a fine job of it for me.
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Is there a way to send a large video file through email, not using websites?

Hey guys,
Just wondering if there is an easy way to send a large video file through email, not using websites such as yousendit.com.
If anyone knows please respond, would be greatly appreciated! Thank you

No there isn't. Most all Email providers, whether your ISP or some other provider like Google, Yahoo, Microsoft with their Outlook.com or Office365 and Apple's own iCloud system, have a linit on the max size a email can be. Most are around 10MBs some slightly larger but if the vieo you want to send to someone it larger than that you will have to upload it to a website and then have the people you want to view it download it from that website.

How do I email a large video file (which has been zipped)?

I moved the video file from my iPhone to iPhoto and then exported to desktop. I zipped it and cannot email it. I suspect it's too big (I can't seem to find the file size info). Now I wish I had emailed it directly from my iPhone - seems that always worked with no issue.
Thanks for any advice!

Movies shot on your Phone are massively compressed already. Zipping will make no difference to the file size.
Many email services have an attachment limit if 20mb and some an attachment limit of 10mb. That means that video is rarely suitable for emailing. Options:
Upload it to a sharing site like YouTube or Vimeo and email a link - these will allow the recipient to view the material onlne.
Upload it to sharing services like Dropbox or YouSendIt and email a link. This will require that they downoad the material to their machines to view.
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How can I email a large video file which is on my iPad ?

Typically viides exceed the attachment size limit established by the mail providers and thus can't be emailed.
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Nokia N8 - Sending large video files via email pro...

Hello, When I try to send a pretty large video file via email on my N8 I get the following error "Memory low. Delete or move some data from C: Phone memory." However my videos are stored on my memory card which has plenty of space so I am confused and not sure what to do
I hope someone can help me on this, any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank You.

My best guess would be that the N8 temporarily caches the video to C: memory when sending via Email and therefore the file size exceeds the available free memory on C:.
I'm not sure the email server will allow the sending of files larger than a certain limit anyway, so you may be out of luck if you want to send any videos via email.
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When I email videos from my iphone 5 (ios 6), i cannot open the file in quicktime. Anyone know a fix?

Hey, so I just got an iPhone 5, and i've come across an issue involving sending videos. I am now thinking it is quicktime on my computer, but here's the situation. I e-mail videos taken from my phone to myself, or my coach, for review. I did that a lot with my 4s when running ios 5, and everything was fine. Now when I e-mail videos from my iPhone 5 (ios 6), my computer will show a thumbnail of the video, but when I open it in quicktime, the video is black, but there is sound. I am however able to open it in VLC player, but i would much prefer to be able to open it in quicktime. Could it be the way it was compressed when e-mailed? When I plugged my phone into my computer and copied the full (uncompressed) video file from the iphone, it opened fine in quicktime. Also my coach has quicktime pro on Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion), and both files open fine.
I am running Windows 7, with Quicktime version 7.7.2.
Any ideas?

The only fix I know right now for Windows users is QuickTime 7.7.1
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Since upgrade to os5 video files from emails can no longer be viewed, they are downloaded as before, but I am no longer asked which program to open file with. I used Azule without problems before os5' now os5 tries to open video file and stalls. Any fix

Os5 must have changed playback functionality of video files, it tries to play .wmv files, but crashes...it shows "loading", but nothing happens. Before update it would prompt me to choose an app to show the file, Azule worked great, but now it doesn't offer to chose an app.
How do I fix this?

Indeed you were right. I though that in single mode all services were not started, but apparently I was mistaken.
However, as I feared, there seemingly is no useful info in it.
journalctl -x -b -1 -> http://sprunge.us/eYeL
Also:
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ati-dri 9.2.4-1
notification-daemon 0.7.6-2
octave-communications 1.1.1-1
startup-notification 0.12-4
xf86-video-ati 1:7.2.0-1
root@the_shire / # pacman -Q | grep xf86 Fri 06/12/2013 22:06:08
lib32-libxxf86vm 1.1.3-1
libxxf86vm 1.1.3-1
xf86-input-evdev 2.8.2-1
xf86-input-synaptics 1.7.1-1
xf86-video-ati 1:7.2.0-1
xf86-video-fbdev 0.4.4-1
xf86-video-intel 2.21.15-1
xf86-video-modesetting 0.8.1-1
xf86driproto 2.1.1-2
xf86vidmodeproto 2.3.1-2
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How can I sav an emailed .mov file to my iPad?

How can I sav an emailed .mov file to my iPad?

Yes there is, if you hold down the attachment widget in the email once the video is downloaded, it will give you a series of options to save it to, including camera roll.
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