How do I get a Snapchat video to stop failing to send?
I was also able to receive snaps and chats but was not able to send messages to my friends and was getting the same error as failed to send - tap to try again. Thankfully, the following article helped me resolve this issue once and for all:How to fix Snapchat Failed Send ErrorHope it helps. Thanks.
Can someone see the number of times I viewed their snapchat story?
(Image Source: Snapchat to eliminate local stories in cities)Snapchat Stories can we viewed by friends or by people in general who might not be your friends on Snapchat. It depends upon your privacy settings, if ‘Public’ anyone can see your stories, if ‘Private’ only people who are your friends on Snapchat can see your story. However, when you see someone’s story, the person would know that you saw his or her story, as it would let the user know through your contact name or through your Snapchat username that you saw their story.But, this would just notify that you saw their story, but if would not notify that how many times you saw their story. No matter you saw their story 100 times, it would just notify user that you saw their story, it wouldn’t notify the user that you saw their story 50 times or 100 times.
Why can't I upload videos on Instagram even with Wi-Fi?
Instagram was working perfect with me but today I suddenly have this problem. Video can’t be uploaded and keep showing me discard/retry message.I tried restarting the wifi router and the mobile but didn’t help. Eventually I noticed that mobile battery was 12% and showed some warning. I plugged the mobile charger and then the video uploaded successfully.You may want to try this yourself but I’m not sure this is a solution.One other common fix for this that has to do with some system bug regarding video format.. Just try to trim a tiny bit from the beginning of the video.. A second or a half. This worked for me on another occasion.Good luck
How can I secretly take screenshots on Snapchat?
Atleast once in our lifetime, we thought of taking screenshot of particular snap on snapchat.That may be the pic of your crush which you want badly.Hehe :pNow, the point is, how will you take screenshot of that particular snap without letting that person know about your sins?So, here comes a simple trick,Clear all recent apps from background.Open snapchat.On any particular snap, If you make mood of taking screenshot of that snap, just press recent app button on the bottom of your screen.If that snap runs out of time, just replay that snap and immediately press recent app button, you badly want that snap, right? XDOnly notification of you replayed that snap will be sent to that person.If you forgot to remove all recent apps, don't worry. Just carefully remove all background apps making sure that you don't remove snapchat itself. :pNow you're free to take screenshot of that snap.Cheers!I am adding a proof belowThis screenshot shows step 7.Check the clock time.Below screenshot shows the proof that no message regarding screenshotted a snap was sent to that person.Again check the clock time.It works!Upvote if you like!Yeah!
What would happen if you point a camera at its live feed monitor?
Wow finally a question I feel qualified to answer, I will not go into details about what will happen when you point a camera to a video screen. Others have answered this question very well.First I will point to my favorite video feedback video, the original Doctor Who intro:Second I will tell what happened to me, after having found out about video feedback: I got addicted.I just do it in the GPU of my computer.I use vvvv to create texture (video) feedback, essentially the same thing happens as with the camera + monitor setup but you have much more control, so by just rotating a rectangle and stretching and rotating the image (would be like stretching and rotating the monitor) you can get something like this:If you then add filters, like blur and edge detect to the feedback loop, you get infinitely more chaotic and complex results:In this work I sample pixel values from the diagonal of the image and transform them into sound, so what you hear is the diagonal of the video image used as an audio waveform.Working with video feedback is super interesting, especially once you begin to control it. So even though you might not have the tools to begin experimenting I can highly recommend making those experiments. It is very addictive, but an addiction I really don’t mind having.Sune PetersenMore feedback projects in my portfolioNB. also check out reaction-diffusion which is essentially video feedback with edge detect and blur in the loop, here used amazingly by Nobutaka Kitahara:This kind of feedback is not just happening between cameras and monitors, but also in nature: Fish patterns | Reaction-diffusion in nature and as always nature came first.