Video Player The apps
‘pair’, or connect, then follow the confirmation request that appears.
Now, return to the Video app, find and play your selected video, tap
on the share icon at the top, select Bluetooth and tap your paired
device; the video will be sent directly to it.
Upload to YouTube
It is possible to share your video with many different devices and
services, but posting to YouTube is slightly different because, by
doing it this way, you are allowing the general public to view
your work instead of an individual or a select group of people.
The process of uploading to YouTube is, on the face of it, similar
to sharing data with other services. Hence, you open up Video
Player and select your video, and then tap on the Menu button
to examine the options. Near the top of the menu is the Share
via feature, which you can tap to enter a full screen of possible
destinations. This is where you can select YouTube. Tap YouTube,
and then enter the title of the video you want to upload, a
description, tags and, indeed, whether or not you want to make it
public. Then tap the upload key – which is the up arrow at the top
of the screen – in order to send the video to YouTube.
1 Select Share To share multiple
videos at once press and hold on
any video and then tick them.
2 Select video Now tap the menu
icon, choose the Share Via option
and then pick a means to share.Select multiple videos for upload
Before you post your
video to YouTube, tap on
Privacy so you can limit
who is able to view it1 Get software Start off by
downloading the Video Editor
app from Galaxy Apps.Trim video clips
2 Open in Video In the Video
app, select a video, tap the
menu icon and choose Edit.3 Trim In Video Editor, tap on the
video and then move the frame
around the video to trim it.4 Confirm Trim Tap the Done
icon, and the new parameters
will be saved.