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by alexgaribay 12y ago
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.bmp
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.jpeg
.jpg
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.raw
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.mp4 (including mov, 3gp, m4v)
.avi (including divx)
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- knd775 12y agoDo they have a good way to stream videos that you upload? If so, I may just upload all of my movies and use it like a plex server.
- michaelbuckbee 12y agoBeyond filetype, they limit videos to under 20 minutes, so probably won't be replacing Plex anytime soon.
- angrybits 12y agoI was hoping the same thing, but the max length on a video is 20 minutes. Drats, foiled again!
- enobrev 12y agoI can't seem to find anywhere whether they include free video storage as well. I realize there are limitation on video size, but I have thousands of short videos that fit their limitations.