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Frequently Asked Questions
First, log in to your Evernote account. Then, you can click on the 'Attach Files' option while editing your note to upload videos directly. This enables you to keep video content organized within your notes.
Yes, you can embed YouTube video links into your Evernote notes. Simply copy the link and paste it into your note for easy access and viewing.
Uploading videos to Evernote is available for logged-in users. Free users can save links to videos but cannot directly upload video files without upgrading their account.
Yes, you can take notes alongside watching a video by opening the video and note in separate windows or tabs. Use Evernote's note-taking features to capture important details as you watch.
Directly uploading video files requires you to log in to your Evernote account. You can place video links in notes without logging in.
Once a video is in Evernote, you can share the note link via WhatsApp. The recipient needs Evernote access to view the video within the note.
Evernote supports common video formats like MP4, so you can upload these directly to your notes. Ensure your files are compatible before uploading.
Yes, uploaded videos are stored in the cloud through your Evernote account, facilitating easy access from multiple devices if you're logged in.
To upload videos from Google Drive, download them to your device first, then attach them to Evernote notes using the file attachment option.
Attaching video files to notes is a premium feature in Evernote. It is accessible once you're logged in with a qualified account subscription.
While Evernote doesn't transcribe videos, you can manually note key points while watching or use separate transcription services to create text content.
Yes, video uploads have size limits based on your Evernote service plan. Be sure to check plan limits and compress videos if necessary.
You can upload video links for free, but direct file uploads require a logged-in, premium account in Evernote.
Download videos from iCloud to your device, then attach them to your Evernote note using the file attachment feature for logged-in users.
Video uploads are desktop-only. For mobile uploads, save your video to a cloud service and link it in Evernote on mobile.