You can check their version and download the latest version if the one you are using turns out to be an old version somehow. On a PC, the browser or the Google Drive app usually updates itself. For this to work, you need to go to the Google Play Store to find the update. Thus, a quick method to fix the Google Drive videos not playing error in a case sparked by the outdated app(s) is to simply update it.
Thus, it is possible that the app you are using is out of date causing the issue to spark in the first place. Similar to how any app or service could stop working if outdated, Google Drive app on your smartphone or web browser that you are using to access the drive on smartphone or PC is indeed an app itself. Search for the new file, double tap on it and bingo, it must play. Note that this will create a file named ‘Copy of X’ where X is the file name that you want to open. For this to work, go to the video file you want to play, right-click on it and select ‘Make a Copy’ from the overflow menu. Some users reportedly fixed the Google Drive videos not playing error simply by creating a copy of the file within the Drive. This is where this trick comes into play. I'm starting to doubt whether the processing of my videos has somehow ceased.People tend to go stuff to find a workaround (around) any issue. Would it be wise for me to restart this process with maybe 4-5 videos at a time, or should I continue waiting? (Nothing seems to have changed in the past 3 days). I understand that I'm uploading large files, but 5 days seems like an extravagant amount of time for this process.
These few videos aren't even the largest ones. A couple of videos (maybe 3 of 30) haven't processed to a playable state at all yet. Most of the videos have processed up to 1080P, but none have processed to their full resolution yet (4K). I need to use these videos at full quality very soon, and I need to decide whether to continue waiting, or restart the upload process in smaller increments. I have uploaded 140 GB of videos, and the videos are all high bitrate 4K, averaging 4.5 GB per video. Does anyone have any experience with how long it takes Google Drive to process videos?
0 kommentar(er)
