Not long ago, Google increased the incoming attachment
limits on Gmail to 50MB and now, a new feature has been introduced again. The
ability to stream video attachment before downloading them. This will let you
decide which video to download and which not to download.
limits on Gmail to 50MB and now, a new feature has been introduced again. The
ability to stream video attachment before downloading them. This will let you
decide which video to download and which not to download.
Before now, “Previously, in order to view a video
attachment in Gmail, you would have to download it to your computer and open it
with a media player. Starting today, when opening an email with video
attachments, you will see a thumbnail of the video and have the ability to
stream it, right from inside Gmail,”
attachment in Gmail, you would have to download it to your computer and open it
with a media player. Starting today, when opening an email with video
attachments, you will see a thumbnail of the video and have the ability to
stream it, right from inside Gmail,”
The Gmail video attachment will show up as a small thumbnail
with an image from one of the frames of the video file. Double clicking on it
will open up a YouTube-style player that’ll stream the video at optimal
quality, and even allow you to adjust speeds, playback, and alter sound levels.
with an image from one of the frames of the video file. Double clicking on it
will open up a YouTube-style player that’ll stream the video at optimal
quality, and even allow you to adjust speeds, playback, and alter sound levels.
For now, the video attachment is still limited to 50MB so don’t expect high quality videos…and
this feature is only available to desktop users beginning from today. We expect to see its
availability for mobile users soonest.
this feature is only available to desktop users beginning from today. We expect to see its
availability for mobile users soonest.
Good development
Wow, nice development. For Google to be doing all this its clear to see that internet world potential is yet to be fully tapped. We should expect more
Hmmm. Interesting. Instead of downloading a video and latter found out that its not worth it, by then you would have burned your mb. I think this development is of advantage.
Not only that,, you can as well Send and receive money via Gmail
Good
Unfortunately the cheapest source of data I would use to stream the video has been discontinued. Airtel has discontinued it's N100 weekend plan *sobs*
Nice improvement
Dats a very nice idea from Google
pls prof. a friend of mine wants to send a very mp3 file of abt 700mb to my mail. will it work????