Uploading to OneDrive,but on the mobile app I can’t play the videos...

Dear
,

Here are three options.

1. Convert the Video to a Compatible Format
2. Remove DRM From the Video
3. Fix the Video With Digital Video Repair

Full article:

https://windowsreport.com/onedrive-videos-not-playing/

Hi,thanks for the response.My captures didn't really have much of a DRM issue in the past but I'll try converting a mp4 to a different Format and update on that.but #3 I'm not sure if my videos are damaged.

Can you clarify your issues a bit so we can troubleshoot a bit better? What platform are you on where you don't see the "upload" to Xbox Live or OneDrive anymore? Is this on Mobile, Win10, Xbox console?

And as for playing videos, is that directly in the OneDrive app, and if so, again, what platform are you on?

When I go to Upload Studio, and manage my clips, it pulls up a page that has my captures listed in rows, and on each row as I traverse down has the option "Upload to OneDrive" on the console, even when I'm not selecting multiple; so it should be there.
Where is it on the console that you're looking at and managing your captures? Can you try going to Upload Studio > Manage my Captures and see if the option is available there?

As for what you see on OneDrive, I just want to verify that you have enough cloud storage on OneDrive? At
the OneDrive site you should see how much free space total you have, and how much of that is available.

Lastly, one thing I would do, is go back through old captures you no longer want or need on your console and delete them. Clear them out of your console and Xbox Live storage. It is possible to fill up your Xbox Live cloud storage, which I've seen cause
some issues similar to this, I believe. I might be wrong, but I think total Xbox Live cloud storage (separate from OneDrive storage) is based on the number of titles you have on your account that you have launched. But please note that last part is conjecture
and was officially stated in documentation on Xbox.com that has been superseded by more recent information, but not detailing Xbox Live cloud storage space.

Dear
ShadowOfNFS ,

Here are three options.

1. Convert the Video to a Compatible Format
2. Remove DRM From the Video
3. Fix the Video With Digital Video Repair

Full article:

https://windowsreport.com/onedrive-videos-not-playing/

I forgot to mention,on the Onedrive app it only shows a play button but I can’t play the video.