Simplest way to get large video files to my PC (without a cable)

[1812dave]

I can't email them--too large. If I use Google Photos online to view videos they are dummied down to look like crap. How do I easily transfer videos to my PC without bothering to use a USB cable?

 

[20blks]

Try Dropbox or onedrive. They're pretty fast

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[1812dave]

cool. that was easy. thx

 

[1812dave]

In windows 7, when I check File Details of a 4K video downloaded from my phone, there are no frame details such as Frame Rate, or Frame Height and Frame Width. Also, viewing the video on my 2K 29" monitor, I see no apparent difference from the video made in the FHD (60FPS) mode. Is Windows (playing the videos in Windows Media Player) unable to properly show a 4K video, nor import it's file details correctly?

 

[Rukbat]

Windows is - but on a 4k monitor. You can't play a 4k video on a 2k monitor at 4k. It'll play as if it was a 2k video.

 

[TJA3500]

Put them on your SD card in the phone then put SD card in PC.

 

[lostsoul2]

I use the app superbeam.. as long as your pc and phone is on the same wifi it will send/recieve it.

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...id=com.majedev.superbeam&hl=en&token=BNZ59lB5

 

[1812dave]

Put them on your SD card in the phone then put SD card in PC.

That's a pain! Especially since the SD card is in a tray.

 

[1812dave]

I use the app superbeam.. as long as your pc and phone is on the same wifi it will send/recieve it.

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...id=com.majedev.superbeam&hl=en&token=Mh-CTfLO

Thanks. I just installed it and will try it later today