~~Can you see this version of the document (this version lets you see the edit controls but doesn't let you edit)? If you can't see it there, you may be able to add it to your drive (using the "move to" button (which shouldn't actually MOVE it, just allow you to access it from your drive homepage)) either from the phone (maybe?) or when you are at a computer, and then you MIGHT be able to see it if you can get (or already have) this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.docs~~

~~I say "might" because I've yet to test any of this on my phone, which is stuck at Android 2.3 or so. tests now~~

EDIT: Tested, you may be able to just search it from within the app. ~~I found it in a search after removing it from my drive just fine--typed in "sa" and it was actually the very top result 0_o.~~ Your ability to find it by searching will depend on whether you've ever accessed its page using a Google account you have linked to your phone/the app. DX I removed the account I'd accessed it with from the drive app and all the SG related search results disappeared.

TL;DR: I want to help but obviously have no idea what I'm doing. XD

I use drive pdf viewer apparently, maybe chrome doesn't , but Google delivers. I can scroll down. It's within Google drive :

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.docs

In the Google Drive App you can tap the three there vertical dots in the top right and then hit "Folder Actions", then "Add to My Drive"

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Find and manage backups

Open the Google Drive app.

Tap Menu > Backups.

Tap on the backup you want to manage.

What happens when your backup expires

Your backup will remain as long as you use your device. If you don't use your device for 2 weeks, you may see an expiration date below your backup.

Example: "Expires in 54 days."

Install the Google Drive app.

I don't know what it has to do with that app, but after installing it the "Copy to Clipboard" share option will reappear. After it is installed, you might have to go actually open the app to initiate it before the option appears. I can't remember.

Link to Google Drive app on the Play store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.docs

Been a while since I used CamScanner, but with Google Drive, I just select (+) to scan more pages.

edit: also this is Google Drive, not gdocs

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I think he/she means the Google Drive app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.docs

I'm sorry for the lack of instruction about this. Please have Google Drive installed: iPhone, Android

On iPhone please watch this short video on how to transfer this file to the Cozmo application.

Please make sure to use the latest version of Autonomous Cozmo :)

Google Drive

1. First, go to www.google.com and create an account if you do not have one already. You will be given a Gmail E-mail address.

2. Go to the Google Drive webpage.

3. Create a sub-folder of the Google Drive folder (such as "Files") and use this exclusively to store your files.

4. Next, follow the steps for your device:

Desktop instructions:

1. Download the client for Windows or Mac.

2. Sign into Google Drive in the client and it will begin syncing with Google Drive.

3. Once it has finished syncing, you can either move documents into the Google Drive/Files sub-folder mentioned above, or (optionally) you can create a symbolic link to them. To create a symbolic link to a folder on Windows, shift-right-click in the Google Drive\Files sub-folder, click "Open command window here", and use mklink /J Foldername C:\Path\To\Foldername. To create a symbolic link on Mac, open a Terminal in the Google Drive/Files sub-folder or navigate to the Google Drive/Files sub-folder using cd, and use ln -s /path/to/foldername. Google Drive will recognize the new files and begin syncing them.

Android instructions:

1. Download the app for Android.

2. Sign into Google Drive in the app. You can now download individual files to your device.

3. Download the Drivesync app for Android.

4. Open the Drivesync app and sign in.

5. Go to the synced folders tab, and click the "+" at the bottom to create a new synced folder. Set the local folder to whatever you want (on my device I use /storage/emulated/0/GoogleDrive) and set the remote folder to the "Files" sub-folder mentioned above. Set the sync method to two-way and set sync enabled. Click "SAVE" and syncing will begin. Now, your Google Drive will be synced to your device in the folder you set.

iOS instructions:

1. Download the app for iOS.

2. Sign into Google Drive in the app. You can now download individual files to your device.

3. Unfortunately, there is no way to sync folders on iOS. You're limited to individual files.

ChromeOS instructions:

• TODO: I don't have a Chromebook, someone else will have to do this part...

Google backup may have a backup save of FGO but check first if he has the backup present on his account.

On android you should check if its actually backed up to your google account. Download Google Drive from the play store open it go to Menu > Backups select your device backup then App data it should be inside labeled Fate/Grand Order. To restore it you need a factory reset your current or another android phone and select an option to restore apps during the setup.

Not all android phones may present an option to restore apps during initial setup if so try to upgrade android to a later version or try a newer phone.

If you're on android maybe google has a backup of FGO. No idea if on iPhone.

On android you should check if its actually backed up to your google account. Download Google Drive from the play store open it go to Menu > Backups select your device backup then App data it should be inside labeled Fate/Grand Order. To restore it you need a factory reset your current or another android phone and select an option to restore apps during the setup.

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Google drive app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.docs

https://evernote.com/google-drive and https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.docs and https://support.google.com/drive/answer/3145835?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&oco=1

Download it from the play store. Or click this link if you’re browsing reddit from your phone.

Google Drive

>I was able to get it to my Google Drive on my Gmail and I can open it and play it.

I'm a little lost here... Are you using this app to access and upload your video file to the cloud:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.docs

 

> But when I download it and then try to open it from the download as an mp4, there is the sound but no image.

What video player are you using on your PC? VLC is the most popular one that has access to a wider range of codecs (which increases compatibility).

And what happens when you open it in your video editing software?

Could need to look at the video recording settings on your phone if it's recording in a non-common internal format... But if you can still open it in your video editing software you can set it to re-encode in a more acceptable format.

 

>From my Google Drive I was able to email it to somebody and it included the image but I don't see how I can upload this to something like Dropbox or wetransfer.

If you're doing all the editing on your phone already and all you want to do is send it, they are all viable alternatives... Though from your initial post you made it seem like you wanted the video files on your computer.

Google drive is the same as Dropbox - they have the exact same functionality. Only difference is who the provider of the cloud storage service is. Same thing with Onedrive.

Wetransfer is similar, though temporary.

You can use either in the same way as Google drive to transfer your video files.

Use Google Drive

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.docs

I uploaded the files for a project I'm working on to my Google Drive. They give you something like 15GB for free, which is adequate for my library. With the Drive app you can sync the folders in case you update anything and listen to the files streaming or offline on your phone or PC or wherever as long as you log in to your Google account. I don't think it keeps track of where you are in a particular file, but you can check where you're at when you continue on a different platform (it may show recent files though).