[anon(19759)]

Can't upload any video over 100MB. Seriously? Microsoft permits 2GB natively. What's up Bb? Now I have to move everything back to Box. Ugh.

[jaydee5799]

Wait. OneDrive limits the size. Why is it BB's fault?

[anon(19759)]

Wait. OneDrive limits the size. Why is it BB's fault?

The OneDrive app is a BlackBerry-developed app. OneDrive Android and iOS apps are actual Microsoft-developed apps. Those have a 2GB file limit. It's BlackBerry that put the 100MB limit on the app.

[Ecm]

The OneDrive app is a BlackBerry-developed app. OneDrive Android and iOS apps are actual Microsoft-developed apps. Those have a 2GB file limit. It's BlackBerry that put the 100MB limit on the app.

I searched, but was unable to find file size limits listed for iOS and Android versions of OneDrive. But if the Android version has a 2GB limit as you say, I'd suggest installing that one.

The fact that Microsoft has neglected to provide a BB 10 version is regretable. And perhaps BlackBerry is restricted from providing full upload limit without Microsoft's cooperation?

[anon(19759)]

I searched, but was unable to find file size limits listed for iOS and Android versions of OneDrive. But if the Android version has a 2GB limit as you say, I'd suggest installing that one.

The fact that Microsoft has neglected to provide a BB 10 version is regretable. And perhaps BlackBerry is restricted from providing full upload limit without Microsoft's cooperation?

Duh, loaded android, now all videos are uploading fine. I do like the bb10 integration of the BlackBerry app, but I'd rather just have full upload abilities. Thanks for the tip!

[anon(19759)]

Well, nix on the android port. Auto pic and video does not work. My guess is that it looks specifically in the Camera folder within Android folder, and since BlackBerry can't save to that location, it won't work automatically.