OutdoorKing Repair Forum Forums Restoring, Customising and Modifying Victa Walk-Behind Rotary Mowers VC-160 Restoration

OK it's all fairly easy to upload pictures.You just have to keep the file size down and not make them to big then.I had the some problems when I first started.There are a few ways to solve this problem.One is by using paint then selecting
resize.I have in the past taken it from 100% to 40% it then is a good size and knocks the file in half.You could take it down even further here is the same photo resized at a different percentage.
This top one was resized at 15%.Took the file size from 1.25MB to 55.2KB.You may not need to go that small.




This one I did at 40%.File size from 1.25MB to 484KB.So that one is properly the better size.Once you have the size then just save as JPEG.Then you should be able to upload your picture with no problems.



When I do multiple pictures I use my e-mail program as it can resize really quickly,much quicker than paint can.
There other programs out there that can do it,but I won't confuse you with them as they all have a different ways of doing it.The simplest program sometimes (As is this case) are the easiest and the best way to go.
OK then when you want to upload you simple press the upload button.
Looks like this.

Then a window will appear.
Like this.

Then you click on choose file find the picture on your computer then click on that.
Then click on add file from you PC.
Then if the file is the right size it will then up load that picture.
When it has uploaded you will see it appear.
Like this.

Then you will know it has worked.
Just keep adding photos as you like until you get to 15.I think is the maximum it will allow to put up in one post.
Then click on all done,and your pictures will be uploaded.You will see in your posts lines like this,
[img]https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/uploads/usergals/2015/02/full-5048-20062-102_0941.jpg[/mg]
This just helps to let you know it has worked.You can check by clicking Preview Post and it will show you if it has worked.
Videos are similar,except you click on,

Choose where your video is.In this case I use YouTube.

So it looks like this.

You then get this window,and type in the URL or web site address and click OK.

Then the window will close and you will have your video attached as you can see below.
Have a look at my video it is my 4 VC-Auto Drives all running together.
A truly awesome site.Well I think it is.

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Give that a go see how you go with that.It's not that hard once you have done it.Nobody told me when I first started about the files size and types when I started had a heck of a time working it out.
Wow this has taken some time to get done.
Whew but I'm done now.You should be right.