Uploading Photos From Pc To Thaivisa

[woralak]

Hi i was given a Panasonic (Limux) DMC-TZ8 camers for xmas,i can't upload photos from my PC over to Thaivisa after i have transfered them from my camera (TZ8) to my PC,when i try there's a red box appears that says (Skipped files to big),i never had a problem with my old camera (Olympus Stylus 410 Digital),am i missing something,i'm not camera or computer orientated so if you have any info you can provide me with please keep it simple.

Thank you for any help.

Rgds

Woralak.

Edited January 14, 2011 by woralak

[astral]

This topic may help you.

Read it through, then come back if you still have questions.

[woralak]

http://www.thaivisa....g-Images-Forum/

This topic may help you.

Read it through, then come back if you still have questions.

Thank you Astral,this has really helped,I'll be using (ImageShack) for many more things in the future,it's great thanks again.

Rgds

Woralak

[paulian]

http://www.thaivisa....g-Images-Forum/

This topic may help you.

Read it through, then come back if you still have questions.

No, it doesn't help many I think ...."This is a guide to posting images on the forum that you find elsewhere on the web." , It appears, Most photos are being uploaded directly from the member's hard Drive and sometimes they upload properly, most of the time NOT. and this from someone who uploads photos to 9 different sights with no problems other then this sight.

Not rocket science, you locate a file attach it to the post or whatever you are attaching it to and hit upload. But, on TV, sometimes it works most of the time NOT.

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More bad info in this post ....

But why do you ignore the way I have written about at least three times in this forum?

The way that is available through Thaivisa's own software:

Using Add This Attachment (look at the bottom of the edit window - scroll if necessary - below the Post Icon Smilies).

1. Click on the Browse...button to select the image on you hard drive

2. Click on Add This Attachment

3. When the edit page has reloaded, place your curser where you want the picture to appear, click on Add into Post

The picture appears reduced in size (but expandable on clicking), thus saving even more bandwidth and the need to involve a third company.

Nowhere on the Edit page are the words "ADD INTO POST"

It's too bad such a highly organized sight has such a problem with uploading photos. and Yes, I am sure you guys blame it all on the stupid posters and not the sight's code. .

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[harrry]

If ou download a program caled IRFAN VIEW you will find that not only is it an excellent viewer but it has a lot of tools too.

One of the easiest to use is resize which will alow you to make the photo smaller and this will make it easier to upload.

[Tywais]

Nowhere on the Edit page are the words "ADD INTO POST"

That post you have quoted from the linked topic is from 2005. The BBS software has had several upgrades since then including a major one within the last year where many terms have been changed including 'Add Into Post'.

It's too bad such a highly organized sight has such a problem with uploading photos. and Yes, I am sure you guys blame it all on the stupid posters and not the sight's code.

Not sure what you mean, but without your using quotes, hard to tell which is your comments and which are from the other topic. I've been a member since 2003 and have used both the embedded attachment for photos feature and offsite linked photos for countless images and can't remember any not working correctly.