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I need some help!
I have never uploaded a picture or video in my life and it is starting to really suck because I really want to put some things onto SV. I just figured out how to use the RCA camcorder and can upload to "my videos" under "my documents." So, I think that I could start to play around with editing and putting things on SV.
However, here’s my issue: My stepkids (10 and 12 years old) don’t happen to know that I pole but do know everything about computers. I’d prefer for them to not be able to find pics or vids of me poleing on the computer. Trust me, it’s going to be much less drama than trying to explain my poleing! Is it possible to just upload directly to a website to hold the vids? For example, my wedding pics are on Kodakgallery.com. I need something password protected and hidden from the main computer. Does ANYONE have any suggestions? I really want to start being able to post. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_shaking.gif
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I suggest getting a portable USB drive 4g or 8g should do the trick and keep all of your pole related items on the USB drive and hide it from the kids https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif
I don’t think you can upload here from external sites – Ithink it has to be off your computer hence the USB drive suggestion.
For external sites that you can post on the forums try http://www.photobucket.com. You have the option to make your albums private. You would also be able to copy and paste a link to the forum under a thread.
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Thanks for clarifying for me! Yeah, I definately plan to put the pics on a USB. Thanks for bearing with me! I’m sure almost everyone knows this stuff already. So, one more thing. I guess to put vids on my USB I would have to transfer the vid from my RCA camcorder’s USB to the computer (and edit if I want) and then transfer the vid from the computer to my USB disk (and erase it from the harddrive)?
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https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif Glad to help.
You got it! Upload vids to computer, edit as you wish, save and then transfer to USB drive and ofcourse be sure that the files have been erased from the comp hardrive.
IF you plug the external USB drive in you should be able to open it’s folder, then you can just save from the camera right directly to the USB Drive. As long as the drive is plugged in you should be able to edit off the drive too so you won’t even have to upload anything directly to your computer.
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