Ways to give one person a video over the internet to upload to youtube?

[MoltenKitten]

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I want to make this collaboration channel but I have no idea how I would get the videos from the people who would record them. Email has a file size limit that is way too small and google drive would be annoying to set up.

[Ad Bot]

[Yes]

if they have personal dropbox accounts they could upload there and give you a download link?
or if you trust them allow them access to the account to upload videos them-self.

[LurBree]

lmao

[Masterlegodude]

Dropbox might work, you could even download the desktop app so you can just drop your files into the Dropbox folder and it'll upload and keep the file up to date as long as you have the app running in the background

[Doughboy]

you could always deliver it by carrier pidgeon.
or you could try smoke signals, either works.

[The Subject]

you could always deliver it by carrier pidgeon.
or you could try smoke signals, either works.

Ha. Stupid bird pleb. I bring you a new innovation.

[Foxscotch]

google drive would be annoying to set up.

dude... what
first of all how
second it could not possibly be more of a hassle than whatever else you have in mind

dropbox or google drive will be your best options

[MoltenKitten]

dude... what
first of all how
second it could not possibly be more of a hassle than whatever else you have in mind

dropbox or google drive will be your best options

I was thinking I would have to set up everyone with an invite and then it would get cluttered with everyone's videos

[The Resonte!]

you could always deliver it by carrier pidgeon.
or you could try smoke signals, either works.

i support this

[Donnies Catch]

prof youtubers use drive..

[shitlord]

i remember some test that a few guys did to see if a carrier pigeon could send a flash drive with a huge file on it to a person faster than a conventional internet connection

the pigeon got there before the download finished