Videos Not Looking Full Quality on Google Drive? Yup!
Channel: Financial Potion
Date: 08/08/2020

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I don't know how many times we send a video to a client and they are wondering why the footage looks blurry when they are watching it on the Google Drive. That's because the Google Drive is not a hosting platform. 

The Google Drive is a great storage and file sharing platform. You can keep files organized, build excels,  and documents however when you're trying to watch video it's not naturally a video hosting platform. 

Like most platforms you can click on the settings gear and adjust the quality. Auto quality is typically 360p and if you have poor Internet you may not be able to smoothly watch the video on 1080 or 4K. 

So if you ever want to or need to fully review a video and its quality, make sure you download the video from the Google Drive and then you'll be able to judge it's quality completely. 

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