Storing small video files

How can i store small video files (all less than 3 mb in size) in an oracle 10Gr2 Database?

By using BLOBs.
Have a look at the following document:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14249/toc.htm

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IPad full - storing raw video files...?

Guys,
I have an 64Gb iPad which I like to take away with me on snowboarding holidays (in place of my 15" MBP3,1), which I copy video files onto from my GoPro Hero2 video camera’s SD memory card via the camera connection kit. After a little editing down in iMovie I'll upload the movie to Facebook or YouTube.
My unedited video files can be a few gig in size (if I leave the camera on for a whole run down the mountain (35 minutes is about 3.9Gb)), so the problem I'm having is that a few days or a weeks worth of video files can easily fill the iPad's 64Gb memory - if I'm away for longer this becomes a problem as I soon max out the iPads storage.
Uploading unedited files to Dropbox for future editing isn't really an option (as it takes hours and hours to upload even a single 3.9GB file over a typical chalet’s wifi connection, and file size limits aren’t great either), so I was wondering what other options people might suggest?
I have an iCloud account, but that possibly has the same transfer time/storage limitations as Dropbox?
Is there any way of copying files off of the iPad onto an external hard drive for storage? Would this require jail breaking the iPad? Any apps available?
Anyone have any other suggestions?
I know Apple want to push cloud services, but I’m surprised Apple haven’t provided a solution for this gigabyte storage problem for movie editing when wifi isn’t great…
Cheers,
Martin

propolis wrote:
… When I have copied all the files / dir structure to the MAC, I then open FCP, go to import files, go the the dir where the files are, but I cant import them. …
when you did copy the whole file structure, you have to chose 'import from camera/open archive' …
I'm following the same workflow as you do:
• in Finder, without FCPX, on my extHDD I create a folder 'backup Zoo Day May' (or any other descriptive title)
• drag the whole file structure into it from SDcard to folder
• when finally finding the time for editing, in FCPX, import from camera, then open archive, then digging thru my drives to that folder
• FCPX notices this folder as a 'cam' and offers the usual import options, no need for that old (sorry, mish ) trick with dmgs

Storing a video file on my tunsten T5 produces very short battery life

I recently stored 2 videos on my internal drive of my T5. I have lots of room .. over 50% free.
I noticed battery went from 100% charged to dead in less than 1 hour.
I had done 2 things .. 1. changed preferences on pictures to slide show and 2. stored 2 videos.
I have now taken slide show off the preferences options and deleted the videos.
Battery now staying charged.
Has anyone else had this experience?
Lynne
Post relates to: Tungsten T5

Moved thread to the Audio, Video and Photo forum.
Post relates to: Treo 755p (Sprint)

Storing a Video File

Hi,
Is it Possible to store a Video file in database.
if yes ,Please let me know the datatype to be used .
Regards,
Chandra

Hi Chandra ,
SQL Server is providing a really useful architecture, called file
stream. It is a combination of the database and the file system, thus you have the advantages of both. This tutorial has it flaws, but it is a good
starting point: How
Do I: Use SQL File Stream
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/128657/How-Do-I-Use-SQL-File-Stream, and I would also read this one too:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd695918.aspx
Thanks
Bibin

I need smaller video files

Does any one have any suggestions for making smaller file sizes for HD video storage? I shoot with with a canon HF-10 which makes MPEG4-AVC / H.264 files. I would like to keep these HD but much smaller file sizes...
Thanks in advance.

Is there a video format that I can convert my AVCHD files into that will not loose much quality but
that does do a better job of compressing the files into a smaller size?< </div>
Not really.
The tradeoffs of transcoding can be huge and your choice of codec will require careful consideration on your part because the damages are unrecoverable. Once you throw away your HD pixel resolution or chroma sampling, it's gone. So you have to carefully rationalize acquiring an AVCHD camera against your insistence on reducing the quality of the footage it delivers. Most of your lower quality compressed codecs will require unmuxing before they can be edited. So you lose time and quality in the encode and time in the decode.
IMNSHO: Your single best option is to simply keep the tapes and recapture anything you want again later.
bogiesan

Can we generate large video file by adding small video files one after othe

?

Yes. There's even a sample program that'll do it for you.
[http://java.sun.com/javase/technologies/desktop/media/jmf/2.1.1/solutions/Concat.html]

Is this possible to put a Closed Captioned in small movie file

I ponder if this is doable, attainable and workable to do a small video file that a colleague of mine wanted me to put in a closed captioned into small movie - less than 2 to 4 minutes (three tiny small movie files). I try to explain that I don't think it is doable, attainable and workable to create a closed captioned into small movie file with Final Cut Pro X - especially with 320 in width by 240 pixel in length. My colleague insisted that I do it anyway.
I ask my colleague that if he has original movie file that I can work, so I can export the movie file that is larger than 320 by 240 pixel. He said no.
I told him that how is it possible for me to work with closed captioned into three tiny movie files for presentation-training purpose only.
My gut feeling tells me that it won't do any good, especially with TINY movie file with only 320 by 240. I told my colleague that it is MUCH easier to work with original file that is much larger than what he gave me. I mean, it is easier to edit and put closed captioned or whatever in any video footage.. whenever I am done with it, then export the finished file with closed captioned in it. I also explain to my colleague that if I work with file that is already exported movie file.. then I edit and put closed captioned in that exported file... then export it out of Final Cut Pro X, the quality would be considerable degradation.
Unfortunately, my colleague insisted that I proceed with the project. I hesistate that I'd waste my time for achieving nothing with no measureable result because my gut feeling tells me that my perspective is correct, no?
Am I correct? Is it worth it? Otherwise I'd tell my colleague that my answer will be a resounding no.
Please advise. Thanks!

You are right that placing text subtitles on such a small size video is likely not great.
By default, FCP X does not support such a small video size; you'd have to blow it up to a standard size and then scale the result back down.But you can use a workaround to do all the work on 320x240 (see this web page:
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/payton_t/FCPX_Custom-Resolution-Timeline s/video-tutorial). That would lessen the losses.
Still, definitely not great.

Ipod not syncing video files?

When I try to sync a video file Itunes crashes and Windows says it's stopped working.
It is a relatively large video file, but theres plenty of space?
Whats wrong?
Update:
I tried to sync a small video file and it got right to the end of the progress bar and crashed.
Message was edited by: Toms2056

Oh, don't worry
My cousin helped out, seemed to be a problem with things relying on other programs, for example contacts.. After these were removed from the sync it all worked fine.

Problem with some video files after upgrading to iPhoto'11 ...

Hi,
I just realized that after converting from iPhoto'09 to iPhoto'11, I found 176 small video files that don't play anymore. All problem files, can be found in iPhoto with a «.MOV» search. When played I get this error message (it's in French :
The problem is that I cannot find any file nested in my iPhoto Library corresponding to the iPhoto's info (name or size). I get no corresponding file. Also most of these «.MOV» files seem to have another file that plays and that is bigger. It could be the original file or maybe my real file ... As an example, one «.MOV» file is named MVI_6480Web and the original that works is named MVI_6480. Not all problem files as the Web suffixe though.
I did not pass all those 176 files one by one, so I am not sure what is the exact problem. I wonder if some of you can help me understand what is going on ?
Regards.

dalrmi wrote:
I can't believe this! I bought an upgrade to have new functionalities and what I'm having is a
limitation ?
you bought an upgrade to a separate application. i'm sure the iLife'11 manuals don't state a guarantee of compatibility with any appletv?
i'm not saying this is definitely the cause, but in the past there has usually been a requirement for an update when new iLife products were released.
Is it so unlikely to have an upgrade of ATV 1stG ?
the original appletv has been replaced and as such i doubt there will be any more software updates at all.

How can i add small videos together to add to idvd ?

I have 2- 5 min videos, daughter playing etc, i want to make big files for a mobile dvd player, all the files i have made are real small and only 12-15 files.
how do i add the small video files together as one larger movie ?
how do i get more on a dvd with i movie ?
4.3 gb disk with 40 mins of video...
please help.....

(FYI, most of the time you do not have to post the same question in multiple discussions).
Read the responses to your post in iDVD.

Where on my Mac can I find the actual video files Revel is storing?? I'm FURIOUS.

I am absolutely INFURIATED. I am shocked and furious to know that for over a year I have been paying for this service and ADOBE, of all software companies hasn't even bothered making an understandable export tool for this garbage. I have to "Show package contents" and google for over an hour to find out what script or app I can input to extract the photos from all of the senseless subfolders, and now I can't find for the life of me where the heck the video files are kept. Now you may be wondering why I don't just select individual videos and export them?? Well, its pretty simple... there are hundreds of them. They are all under different dates and i'd be sitting here for days exporting them one small group at a time. I CAN'T WAIT TO CANCEL THIS GARBAGE PRODUCT. I just need some help getting my beloved personal photos out of this tragic mess. I am APPALLED by how poorly designed this software is. I will NEVER AGAIN purchase a product from adobe or any company for that matter with this level of lock-in. IT IS DESPICABLE!!!

Hi Kirk,
Just making a note in this post that your question has been answered in your other post:
I need to know how to download all photos AND videos from 2 "libraries" within Adobe Revel. Please help.
Best regards,
Glenyse

How to add a locally stored video file to a presentation

Hi all ,
I want to add a locally stored video file to a presentation .What is the url that i need to use..
Ur help is much appreciated
Thanks

The recommended procedure is to create the presentation on the DMM (upload the video to the DMM) then create a deployment package using the presentation created on the DMM. Once you deploy it to the DMP, the DMM will FTP the video along with presentation files to the DMP which will contain the links to play the video that will be stored locally on the DMP.
You may want to review the following thread to see how to trigger the local presentation to play and how to update it later:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3289668
Regards,
Fabio Bergamo
Cisco TAC

Hello, I bought the MY BOOK LIVE by WD. I did setup, according to the instructions. I stored video files in Live Book. When I opened up video file, that I stored in the MY BOOK LIVE folder, it didn't play well. It started play slow an frizzed. Please help

Hello, I bought the MY BOOK LIVE by WD. I did setup, according to the instructions. I stored video files in Live Book. When I opened up video file, that I stored in the MY BOOK LIVE folder, it didn't play well. It started play slow an in a few seconds freezed. Why? How can I fix it?
I wanted to buy the external hard drive storage, instead they sold me a sever storage and it doesn't work well.
Should I return it? What shoud I get instead?
Please help!
thank you so much!

Hello, I bought the MY BOOK LIVE by WD. I did setup, according to the instructions. I stored video files in Live Book. When I opened up video file, that I stored in the MY BOOK LIVE folder, it didn't play well. It started play slow an in a few seconds freezed. Why? How can I fix it?
I wanted to buy the external hard drive storage, instead they sold me a sever storage and it doesn't work well.
Should I return it? What shoud I get instead?
Please help!
thank you so much!

Why can't I File-export-render video into a mpeg 4 rendering into a small .mov file format in cs6?

I create short videos using the PS frame animation panel. I used to be able to FILE-export-render video- and choose MPEG-4 Video in the settings panel which would render my file into a small .mov file. Now in CS6 the new render video panel does not have that option. I tried the QT options in the export window and my file is hugh! The H.264 option gives me an .mp4. I put the .mp4 into my web page via Dreamweaver and my video does not play when uploaded into the sever. The video plays fine in Dreamweaver before I upload to the server. After I upload to the server I just get a Q and no video on my web page. If I render the same file in CS5 I am able to view it in my web page. ADOBE WHY DID YOU CHANGE YOUR EXPORT VIDEO RENDERING OPTIONS in CS6?

ADOBE WHY DID YOU CHANGE YOUR EXPORT VIDEO RENDERING OPTIONS in CS6?
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How can I make a video file smaller?

I'm having problems with video file sizes. I've been making cuts to videos I want to put on my website and on Box.com and am not having any problems with the software I'm using to make cuts (iMovie) but when I save them the files are huge. The original uncut file might be around 285MB and the cut version will come out around 950MB! How is this possible? I'm not doing anything except cutting out footage. The files are all mp4, and I'm saving the cut versions in the same format. I've tried compressing the videos, but that hardly changes anything (the best result I've had is it goes down to 880MB). I've recut and saved them as MOV, sent them to iTunes, exported for iPhone usage, done everything I can think of to try and get these file sizes down, and nothing is working. I need to be able to upload these videos to my Box.com account, but with such huge file sizes it's almost impossible. Please help! I don't know what to do.
I'm using OSX 10.9.3 and iMovie 10.0.2

Non-destructive editing is an important feature of iMovie.
iMovie preserves the entire copy of every clip you place into your movie in case you change your mind at a later stage.
So, if you have cut out one minute from a 45 minute clip, iMovie will have stored two complete copies of that clip. This is why is helps to set import as 3-5 minute clips rather than one huge chunk. As DV runs at 13GB per hour your project files can get very big.
One workaround is to complete the editing of a section of the movie, then export that to Quicktime: highlight the clip/s, choose Share-Quicktime, turn on Share selected clips only, and choose Full Quality from the pop-ip menu.
Once you have saved the stand-alone clip to your hard drive, you can re-import it into your project using the File/Import command, and delete the original long clip/s from the project.

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