Sending video attachments to text messages.

shadowcat
Being very old school, I am not up to speed on all of the latest technologies. Yesterday a favorite told me that she tried to attach a video of her stripping to a text message to me but it got rejected as being too big. How big is too big. Just to test my phone, I attached a 1:36 minute video without a problem once My dumb ass figured out how to do it. Are all phones different?
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last commentI use Kik for video exchanges.
For example, for iPhone to iPhone messaging of videos, a standard resolution video of up to 3.5 minutes in length should go through. Any longer/larger video files will be to undelivered.
When sending from iPhone to android or vice versa, things could get more complex.
For example, some people with android phones are finding that they are unable to send any video to an iPhone running iOS11 due to some glitch.
If she knows how to edit down the file size of the video, she could retry to send it again with smaller file size (i.e. lower the resolution). Or , as mentioned - safest bet is to send it by email or dropbox application or similar.
Most newer phones can handle it but phones older than 3 years old can struggle
Downside is that she can't send the actual file, you just get to watch the video once (plus one replay) and then it's gone... unless you get a good screenscraper app, then you can just keep it