Tried to upload a showroom scene with a video in a TV playing in the background though had the following error message when uploaded:
Scene upload failed: the scene contains too large video file. The video size limit is 100mb.
My video file is about 200mb - i can reduce the quality perhaps to reach the file size, but is there another workaround at all or a the option to increase the size limit?
We have a few projects similar to this so would be good to know moving forward without having to alter clients videos too much.
Thanks for the reply, i have ended up doing that and it worked bringing the quality down to 480p.
Not an issue for this specific design as its only a small TV, though for larger, showcase projects, it would be good to possibly have an increased limits to not worry about the quality.
We don’t currently have a way to increase this limit for a specific customer or a scene. We see scenes with multiple videos, like for example a virtual trade show with 10 stands, each stand having a video that starts playing automatically. In case of such a scene, 10 videos * 100MB = 1GB of bandwidth per single load of the scene. This is already quite a lot even with the current limit.
Hi @VirtualSpaces, There are many methods and software to compress, the one I use is VLC, it has given me very good compression results with very low quality loss, I recommend it.
The only issue I have with the 100mb limit is we currently have a case, where we only want one 35min video to play which cannot be broken up, the quality is too poor when compressed to 100mb as it is not on a small screen. It would be awesome if this could be lifted to like 350mb.
or a solution would be to embed video as a texture from youtube or similar, then it can be as long as you want