That is entirely dependent on file size, internet speed, computer quality, active memory occupation, number of terminals operating gmail, and email size/content. Theoretically you could upload a file to gmail just short of the speed of light, using a fiber-optic quantum computer, a blank document, with no other occupation for active memory and no one else using gmail at the time. Practically, however, it will usually take a few seconds.
Approximately 10 hours.
The longer the video, the longer it takes to upload!
If you take a picture it goes in your file folder, and you can upload the picture.
To upload a 2GB file at a speed of 5 Mbps, you first need to convert the file size to megabits. Since 1 byte equals 8 bits, 2GB is equal to 16,384 megabits (2 x 1024 x 8). At a speed of 5 Mbps, it would take approximately 3,277 seconds, or about 54.6 minutes, to complete the upload.
This varies greatly from a few minutes to as long as a day. It really depends on the file size and length of the YouTube video you're uploading.
The time it takes to upload a movie from iMovie to YouTube depends on several factors, including the size of the video file, your internet upload speed, and YouTube's processing time. Generally, smaller files may take just a few minutes, while larger files can take significantly longer. Upload speeds can vary widely, so it’s best to check your connection for a more accurate estimate. Additionally, YouTube may take extra time to process the video after the upload is complete.
You can upload a file of any type to a web server. Beware that most users will take pause before downloading an executable file.
I've tried it many times to send it on gmail and nevere received an activation mail.
It depends of the admins, they are the ones who have to approve it.
go to file, click export animation, then let it load. it may take a while. then you can upload it.
Apple iTunes has a feature which enables users to upload their music file to the apple store. While uploading, it checks to see if the song has been uploaded to other stores. If it finds the song in any other digital download store, then it will not allow you to upload the song. There is a simple way to upload your song to iTunes. Just take the new file and rename it to the same name as the old file. This will make iTunes think that it is a completely new file.
File sharing is P2P (peer to peer) sharing of files. It means you can upload (give) a file to other user/s or download (take) a file from other user/s. Some web sites offer incentives (credits) to people who upload files or other sites who force you to upload a certain amount so you can download. There are sites from users that you can download without limits but these are paying sites. Illegal downloading is the sharing (upload or download) of files that violates copyright laws.