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Anybody know either how to upload big files (over 100 MB) or a good file compressor for videos? Neither the web client, command line, nor WebDAV is letting me upload my Something Approaching A Scene Podcast videos. (yes, I know you're not *supposed* to upload video to Neocities, but I want a backup; I've seen shit.)
upgraded to supporter so I can finally host all my things onsite (and because I realized that moving over the Pokemon Go archives off of Imgur would basically use up all my space). so I'll slowly be moving audio / video embeds to being routed locally. that's basically it; I have no real desire for a custom domain at present
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draggianuniverse
2 days ago
Finally updated the Pokemon Go archives for the first time in the past year. Of course, only two team leader lore-relevant Pokemon Go events have happened in the past year...
Finally filled out signup forms for a bunch of webrings I've had bookmarked. Also added 2 new art pieces to my sona's page.
Hey, I'm interested in joining the webring. URL is https://draggianuniverse.neocities.org, slug is "draggian".
draggianuniverse
4 days ago
Title: Draggian Universe / Description: "weird emo snake demon guy on the computer" / Contact: Neocities profile @draggianuniverse
draggianuniverse
5 days ago
Every page that contained file.garden embeds or links has been fixed to account for the outage -- either moved to Catbox or my filehost Nekoweb, or the graphics page is running with FG's userscript to reroute embeds. Hopefully it's resolved soon.
You can try using HandBrake, it's a FOSS program that you can install on desktop. It can do things like changing the extension/format and the quality of the video/audio. It may require a bit of tinkering to get good settings though, getting a small video file always requires a huge quality loss.
OK, thanks. I was able to get my biggest one below 100k with veed.io at 480p, so I'll upload that for the time being, but I'll try to see if that gets better results.
Also requested an account on a PeerTube instance so I can embed / share from there.
OK, the 480p videos actually aren't that bad so I think I'll just use those, and do PeerTube links for higher quality versions. Thanks for the rec, though!