Good idea Pete.
I also have an account with Syn.com ( a Canadian company).
I can upload up to 5GB to my account for no charge (more than Dropbox)
Then from Sync.com I send an email to a recipient with a link to download.
This works really well as I have relatives in UK and in Dubai.
> On 1 May
Yes, I’d have thought .mov or if that fails try mp4.
Alternatively, is there a way via Sending the files via a cloud service (like
Google Drive) for the recipient to grab at their end by their smart tv?
Regards
Pete
> On 1 May 2022, at 2:28 pm, Stephen Chape wrote:
>
> Hi Rod.
> I have
Hi Rod.
I have always used MOV for that purpose.
Only ever had one TV that would not speak that language.
> On 1 May 2022, at 12:00 pm, Rod Blitvich wrote:
>
> Hi Folks
> I am sending some movies on a USB drive to someone who wishes to view on
> their smart TV.
> Will .mov on a standard USB
Thanks everyone
I think I will go .mp4
I’ve got 10 movies to send and have compressed them from 4k to 2.7k, each one
is still 2 or 3 gb
cheers
Blitto
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> On 1 May 2022, at 3:34 pm,
For some unknown (to me) reason, my Calendar appointments are not being shared
with my iPhone 13 Mini. All was originally working fine but now is not. What
am I missing?
I would also like to have my wife’s iPhone 12 Mini interact with the calendar
info on the Mac. Have been trying for some
Hi Blitto, thanks for the additional detail there. With preparing and sending
10 movie files, is there a way to confirm with one file up front to confirm
file type compatibility prior to going to all that effort?
Also, perhaps if we know the make/model of Smart TV for the recipient, we can
do
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