POSTING A VIDEO This time, likely that your videos are stored in your it’s (if using Windows 7 or 8). Videos Library you’re ON FACEBOOK On the left, under Libraries, see a link to Videos. you’ll Click on it. When you find the video file that you want to post, you can either double-click on it or click on it once and select Open. be taken back to the Facebook main page, and the You’ll field next to the Browse button will now have a directory and file name in it. Click on Post. likely that a Facebook copyright warning will appear (if It’s this is the first time uploaded a video). As long as the you’ve video does not breach copyright, you can click Agree. Because videos are generally much larger than photos, they will take a lot longer to upload. A window should appear telling you the progress of the upload. When done, you can click on Close. it’s POSTING A VIDEO The video appear instantly in your News Feed, even won’t after the upload is complete. Facebook first has to covert the ON FACEBOOK video to something that can be played over the internet. That might take a few minutes. Be patient! When it is done, the post will appear in the News Feed (yours and that of your Friends). see a still image from You’ll the video, and a Play button in the middle of the there’s image. Left-click on that Play button to start the video playing. Click on it again to pause or stop the playback.
POSTING A VIDEO ON FACEBOOK This time, it’s likely that your videos are stored in your Videos Library (if you’re using Windows 7 or 8). On the left, under Libraries, you’ll see a link to Videos. Click on it. When you find the video file that you want to post, you can either double-click on it or click on it once and select Open. You’ll be taken back to the Facebook main page, and the field next to the Browse button will now have a directory and file name in it. Click on Post. It’s likely that a Facebook copyright warning will appear (if this is the first time you’ve uploaded a video). As long as the video does not breach copyright, you can click Agree. Because videos are generally much larger than photos, they will take a lot longer to upload. A window should appear telling you the progress of the upload. When it’s done, you can click on Close. POSTING A VIDEO ON FACEBOOK The video won’t appear instantly in your News Feed, even after the upload is complete. Facebook first has to covert the video to something that can be played over the internet. That might take a few minutes. Be patient! When it is done, the post will appear in the News Feed (yours and that of your Friends). You’ll see a still image from the video, and there’s a Play button in the middle of the image. Left-click on that Play button to start the video playing. Click on it again to pause or stop the playback.
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