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Brett Butterfield replied on December 23, 2009 01:31 to the problem "Pixelpipe not working on Nokia n900" in Pixelpipe:

Try deleting the Pixelpipe settings from the Sharing accounts dialog and removing then reinstalling the plug-in. It sounds as though your preferences may have been corrupted.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 22, 2009 18:16 to the problem "Get the Noob started..." in Pixelpipe:

You need to use your application secret and not your normal password for Share Online for security reasons. You can find your application secret at m.pixelpipe.com/nokia or under Settings after logging into pixelpipe.com

Brett Butterfield replied on December 22, 2009 16:50 to the question "Validation error in n900" in Pixelpipe:

Can you send us the characters that were an issue for you? We'll have a look and see if we can locate the issue.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 21, 2009 23:56 to the question "Aperture to Pixel to PhotoBucket - STILL PRIVATE?" in Pixelpipe:

We don't have any area of our site for other users to view your media. You'd have to share a direct link to your media for someone to view it without your username and password.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 21, 2009 22:28 to the question "Pixelpipe wont upload my video fromn97" in Pixelpipe:

How big are the videos? We have a 200MB max size limit per file set so if they're over 200MB they'll fail to upload.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 21, 2009 20:32 to the question "Cannot add Facebook pipe, says "Cannot add pip, Facebook says:" and then its just blank... Facebook shows that Pixelpipe is a trusted application with posting rights... but... nothing." in Pixelpipe:

We're not seeing any issues on this side, I just added Facebook without any issue.

What browser are you using? You might want to try clearing your browser cache.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 21, 2009 17:21 to the problem "No upload to blip.tv from N900 (missing file extension?)" in Pixelpipe:

It's not that the files don't have an extension on the N900 filesystem it's that they don't come to us from the Nokia Sharing framework on the phone with an extension which was the problem.

We've released a fix that adds the missing file extensions. You should be able to upload to blip.tv now, please give it a try and get back to us if you're having any further issues.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 19, 2009 22:23 to the question "Why won't Pixelpipe show my Cycorder videos?" in Pixelpipe:

One of our users created the PPVideoenabler utility so we don't know the exact inner workings of the application. While it seems useful to most users it's really a pain for us at times so we've asked the author to remove the application from Cydia catalog.

Sorry to hear you're having trouble locating your videos, you might want to contact the author and see if they have any advice on locating your videos.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 19, 2009 00:06 to the question "TROUBLE UPLOADING VIDEO FROM MY TOUCH TO FACEBOOK" in Pixelpipe:

You just need to log-in to pixelpipe.com, open Facebook under My Pipes and select "Authorize Pixelpipe for your Facebook account!" to set the permission to upload video for Facebook.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 18, 2009 16:54 to the problem "Upload photo to Brightkite not working" in Pixelpipe:

You just need to check in with a location on Brighkite at least once since they require a location.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 18, 2009 04:41 to the question "why does pixelpipe make a new directory every time i upload? for the palm pre" in Pixelpipe:

It's Facebook that creates the additional albums, we think it could be due to a conflict with the album name in their system. What did you specify as the name of your upload album? Please be specific with the exact character case you are using.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 14, 2009 18:13 to the idea "automatic uploading" in Pixelpipe:

Thanks for the suggestion! We'll have a look & see what we can come up with for integration ideas.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 11, 2009 18:27 to the problem "No upload to blip.tv from N900 (missing file extension?)" in Pixelpipe:

We don't change the file name, we upload the original media to the services of your choice. The problem is that Nokia is saving the media without a filename which causes issue for services that validate on the extension instead of the type.

We're aware of the issue for the N900 and will be putting a fix in place to add the extension when missing.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 11, 2009 06:18 to the problem "N900 no upload to Pixelpipe" in Pixelpipe:

Are you uploading photos or videos to Facebook? Make sure you set the permission to post directly to your wall & upload video under your Facebook Pipe at http://pixelpipe.com/destinations

Brett Butterfield replied on December 08, 2009 15:58 to the question "Multiply.com" in Pixelpipe:

Multiply doesn't provide a 3rd party API we can utilize to publish content on your behalf so we can't integrate. You can however setup a custom email Pipe with your multiply.com email upload address as the destination. The only limitation will be a max size of 10MB per upload.

Brett Butterfield marked one of Christophe Pacaud's replies in Pixelpipe as useful. Christophe Pacaud replied to the question "Multiply.com".

Brett Butterfield replied on December 07, 2009 15:47 to the idea "Audio File Support" in Pixelpipe:

We support uploads of audio on S60 as well via Share Online. I'm not sure if Nokia allows sharing of audio files however our Share Online configs support audio & files as well.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 07, 2009 03:40 to the idea "Audio File Support" in Pixelpipe:

Good news, we already support upload of audio files. If you're using the N900 you'll need to install a 3rd party application called Petrovich since Nokia isn't exposing the sharing dialog when browsing audio and files at this time. You can learn more about Petrovich at http://is.gd/55WK0

Brett Butterfield replied on December 07, 2009 03:38 to the question "video from Droid via Pixelpipe Pro never appear on Vimeo" in Pixelpipe:

Vimeo often takes hours before posting videos for free users. You should be able to log-in to Vimeo and check the status of your upload to get an idea of when it'll be available for viewing.

Brett Butterfield replied on December 05, 2009 20:11 to the question "TWEETPHOTO AND Nokia N900!!?" in Pixelpipe:

The N900 isn't writing a file extension for JPEGs and TweetPhoto doesn't recognize the upload as an image so you're getting a failure. We've had this same issue in the past with Nokia S60 device and fixed it by just adding the extension, we'll do the same for the N900 and let you know when the fix has been deployed.