The camera roll on your device only backups to Microsoft OneDrive - it does not sync photos both ways. That means you can delete backed up photos and videos from your device, and the copies in OneDrive won't be affected.
If your camera backup is taking too long to set up or look for photos, without giving any error message, it could be because you have too many photos in your camera roll, or that you are out of storage space. Read What does it mean when your OneDrive account is frozen?
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I am running into the same issue and I cannot seem to get it for the life of me. Are you inserting the code in the Footer via the editor? What does the code for your page with multiple videos look like? Where do you set the video ID tag?
These presets are automatically provided to you based on your video, with the help of Adobe Sensei. The results can change with time, even for the same video. Use the given carousel options such as Subtle, Strong, HDR, and more to easily filter these presets.
Profiles allow you to control how colors and tonality are rendered in your videos. The profiles provided in the Profile panel are intended to serve as a starting point or foundation for making video edits.
Applying a profile on your video doesn't change or overwrite the value of other edit control sliders. Therefore, you can make edits to your videos as you like and then choose to apply a profile on top of your edited video. To add a profile to your video, follow the steps below:
The editing sliders in the Color panel let you quickly and easily adjust the white balance in your videos. You can also use the Color Mixer and Color Grading options to enhance the color scheme in your videos and achieve desired editing results.
It is impossible to pinpoint the cause without extensive testing on different devices however I can tell you that Squarespace background videos can play on mobile devices. Automatic video playback can be affected by the phone's settings and status, including
Regardless, from your experience, is a video block more "reliable" when it comes to displaying video? I.e. it will have better viewing compatibility as compared to background video (that doesnt show sometimes due to varies reasons)?
If you upload your videos to Squarespace, video blocks and background videos use the same tag_hash_108 HTML element to embed a video media player. As it is the same code, the reliability of an autoplay video should not be any different from the same mobile device.
That said, you can also upload your video to a video hosting service but, if you do that, the reliability of playback will also depend on your that third party service and how well it interacts with Squarespace. Using YouTube for background videos is not recommended.
If that is the case, I would just keep using the background video instead, it is able to crop the sides for mobile which is perfect too. Unfortunately, like we understand, they dont work all the time for various reasons.
VA Video Connect will work on nearly any device that has an internet connection; a web camera, microphone, and speakers (either internal or attached); and a web browser. For example, it will work on PCs, laptops, iOS mobile devices, Android mobile devices, and Windows mobile devices.
If you are using an Android or Windows device (desktop, laptop, tablet), no application download is required. The session will launch automatically in the app after the session link is selected from the email invitation.
If you are using an Apple mobile device, such as an iPhone or iPad, you will need to download the free VA Video Connect App from the App Store. Use this link to find more information on downloading the VA Video Connect App for your iOS device.
To enter your VA Video Connect visit, you will need only the link that is sent to you by email.
You may select to view and access your video visits through the VA Online Scheduling application rather than through the emailed link. The VA Online Scheduling application does require the use of ID.me, DS Logon or My HealtheVet account credentials. Learn more about VA Online Scheduling.
Veterans and health care providers jointly decide whether to use VA Video Connect for a medical visit. Once your care team begins offering visits using VA Video Connect, you should discuss its use with your provider.
When a VA Video Connect session is scheduled, you will receive a confirmation email. You will also receive reminder emails 14 days before your appointment (if the appointment is made 30 days or more in advance), seven days before, and one day before.
Yes, when a VA Video Connect session is scheduled, you will receive a confirmation email. It is recommended that you follow the instructions in the email to add the appointment information to your calendar. You will also receive reminder emails 14 days before your appointment (if the appointment is made 30 days or more in advance), seven days before, and one day before. On the day of your video appointment, you will receive a reminder email that contains the link to join the virtual medical room.
Click on the link in the email invite you received via email (or saved to your calendar). The appointment will begin when your provider arrives.
If attending a scheduled visit, the waiting room will be available 30 minutes before the scheduled start time of your meeting.
See below for links to additional guidance on how to access VA Video Connect on different browsers and devices:
Yes. To send a message by text to your provider while in the video appointment, type your message, and press Enter on your keypad to chat via text with your provider. To hide the Chat Room, tap the down arrow. To unhide the Chat Room, tap the up arrow.
To mute your microphone so your provider cannot hear your audio, tap the microphone icon. A slash through the microphone icon will appear indicating that your microphone is muted. Tap the microphone icon to remove the slash and unmute yourself so your provider can hear your audio.
To hide your video feed so that your provider cannot see you, tap the video camera icon. A slash through the video icon will appear indicating that your video feed is hidden. Tap the video icon to remove the slash and unhide your video feed so your provider can see you.
To exit the video meeting with your provider, tap the red circle with the phone icon. A pop-up Leave Session box will appear. Tap Yes, Leave to leave, or tap No to return to the video meeting. You will go back to the VA Video Connect Login screen after logging out.
Note: If you can't view your SD card when browsing for files to upload, verify that Show advanced devices is checked by tapping the menu button at the top of the screen and looking under Settings.
Our institution uses embedded videos in all our courses, hosted on a 3rd-party service called Vzaar. This was working fine in the Canvas mobile app until one day a few weeks ago, when all our embedded videos stopped showing up in the app, making it more or less useless for our students.
I did some testing and enquired with Canvas Support, and according to them there are NO video platforms that are working in the Canvas mobile app any longer, with the sole exception of YouTube. They said developers are looking into it but can't tell me when/if this might be fixed.
We were just about to make a major push to let make all our written + image content responsive so it would look good on mobile, but our plans are dead in the water at the moment as none of our video content is visible.
What would be the appropriate path to take here? I'm open to any and all suggestions. As it stands now, I have temporarily set our videos back to "embed anywhere" just so it works for our existing users, but I would really like to be able to set that back to only specific domains and then figure out the mobile side as well.
"NOTE: If you want to embed your own videos on your own website (and only use Vimeo for transcoding and hosting services), you do not need to use the API to authenticate your application. All you need to do is generate a new token from your app page and include it in your application. This is a special case in which you are both the end user and the application owner. And because you're special, you can skip the rest of this document."
If you just need to embed the videos in a website, you can keep your videos private on Vimeo AND authorize the videos to be embeded in your site by going to _defaults, setting the "Where can your videos be embedded?" option to "Only sites I choose", and then adding the domain of your website using the "Add domain" button.
This will work for websites, but doesn't work to well for apps (unless your app contains a webview or iframe that points to a page on your website instead of the video actually being embeded in your app). A possible solution in this case would be to use the distribution options in your video's settings ( {assetID}/distribution). Near the bottom of the page you'll find a "Video file links" section which will provide you with links for either downloading or streaming your video. These are links to the actual video, and so cannot be controlled in the same way as the usual embed code links, so be careful where and when you use them. 17dc91bb1f