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How can I download a video from Dropbox and then upload it to YouTube?
How do I download a video from dropbox onto my desktop to upload to Youtube?
Ok, this is the last way I can think to download a file:
1) Click on the "Share" button, then select "Create a link"
2) Then click "Copy link."
3) Now you will have something like
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1abcdefghijklmn/YOUR-FILE?dl=0
copied to your clipboard. Paste it into your web browser and change the last
...dl=0
to
...dl=1
then go to the web page. It should present you with a download screen.
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To download any file from your Dropbox: find the file in your list of Files, click the More Options icon (the three dots), and select "Download."
Easy Peasy!
Farhan
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The problem is the format. The Dropbox version is not compatible
- Lusil
Dropbox Staff
Hey Bob L, thanks for nudging us on this thread.
I'd be happy to help, I'll just need more info just so that I can have a better understanding of your concern. For example:
- Are you trying to download a file directly from the website?
- What is the extension of the file that you're trying to download?
- Are you getting any specific errors? If so, could you send me a screenshot (without any personal info)?
Any additional details you could share would be very helpful. Thanks!
I want to download the video from the dropbox to my computer. it's already been downloaded. but when I want to play it, it can't. it says "missing codec. This item was encoded in a format that's not supported. 0xc00d5212" Can anyone help me?
- Lusil
Hey ruainahumaira, thanks for nudging us on this thread.
I looked this up a bit, and it seems like the error you're seeing is a Windows Media Player related error. You can also look it up on the web, where you should also find a few ways to troubleshoot it.
If you have any other questions or issues, just give us a shout. Cheers!
