i am having problems uploading my pics as an jpeg or gif it keeps coming up as a bpm what i am doing wrong?
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What I would do is first check the camera to see what format that the pictures are being saved in. Make sure that they're jpg or jpeg formats. It just might be a format unique to a particular program associated with the camera. Certainly something to consider.
511932
that would require an animated gif image. i don't beleive you can use anything but a jpeg.
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It could mean a couple of different things.  First you need to check to see what forms of photo files that yahoo supports.  Most of the time they .jpg  if so you and that is what is at the end of the file name of the pic you want to upload then you need to condense the size of the picture.  it is too big for the area that yahoo gives you to upload.  there should be a section to say whether you want to keep it its original size or not.  In this case you would want to shrink it down so that the area assigned can count the bitmap space and fit the picture in accordingly.  Does that help?
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Depends on the transfer, if it a file tranfer then you got to understand that your firewall might be blocking the information. A picture can only be sent so many ways and the easiest jpeg file format the hardest to download is bitmap, just because it is a larger file.
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your hosting server may not allow hot linking of jpegs.. attempt this...use photobucket to host the photo.   you may e-mail me for further assistance.\nhyrue@sbcglobal.net.
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you need an ftp client to upload the files\nand to display an image use\n<img src="URLTOIMAGE" />
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Could be a couple things.  One possibility is that the file cannot be saved like streaming video or sound.  Sometimes you can save sometimes you cant.
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Try with WinZip(i.e. Zip file before attaching), if the photo-file size is large.  If that also doesn't work, then ofcourse, first try delete all internet temporary files from your computer(it will become faster), then try again to attach.
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check the quality of the images you use. It is good to compress all your images before you import them to flash libary.\nsurf_dgm@yahoo.com
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upload a picture. Try using photobucket.\ntype in (minus the *) <*img src=*yourphoto'sname.jpg"*>
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that would require an animated gif image. all you can use is .jpg
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This is a common problem. Not knowing the specifics of your situation I would guess that you are probably haveing hardware issues. My first guess is that you are using sometype of USB based capture tool like dazzle. Second your processor might be an older slower processor like a celeron or a laptop. Third your hard drive might be too slow, you should have at least 7200 rpm. Finally you should have at a bare minimum 128 megs of ram. More is definitely desireable.\n\nI think you need a faster computer.\n\nTony
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Perhaps I'm wrong, but mpeg4 is a video file isn't it? Since your using quicktime, I don't know what OS you're using, but mspaint on win xp is reasonable for most gif-bmp-jpeg-ect conversions, with the occasional loss of colors from bmp to gif. If you need something a little better, IrfanView for Windows or GraphicConverter for Mac aren't bad. For jpg to mp4, I'm sure there are conversion programs, but unless i'm out of the loop totally, this is a strange conversion.
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First remember where the photos are on your hard drive (path, example C:&#92;Photos&#92;photo.jpg). When you click on the Browse button, click on the "+" button beside "C:&#92;", next click on the "+" button beside "Photo" and then double click on "photo.jpg" (This is for the EXAMPLE PATH). For other paths, I think you've got the idea of how to select them. \n\nNote - Image format doesn't need to be only .jpg , there are various image formats, I don't know which one you are trying to upload.\n\n--\nWWW - Weird & Wonderful Web - http://www.kudige.blogspot.com
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Yes I do the problem is that the size of the file must be too large or you have Dial-Up. I think its the file is too large try reconnecting your modem. Good Luck Finding out what it is
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OK I know this is going to sound really weird but here goes....\n\nI went to yahoo and searched pic's and tried to download a pic and got the same thing (I'm running the same as you and IE7... not sure what you are running)    I also just had the option of a bitmap form for saving.   \nI then went to Google pic's and tried there and got both options bitmap and JPEG.\nSo decided to go back to Yahoo and take another look... but when I went back all of a sudden both options were available.\nI tried it again with another pic at Yahoo - the first time only Bitmap option was available - but one I went out of the site - went to Google - then back again - both were available.  Really Strange to say the least.  Something is messed up somewhere.  Will look into it further and see if I can find out anything or maybe someone else knows something more.
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when you are saving the file, there should be an option to designate what type of file you want it to be . . . make sure you select "jpeg".