The movie file is fine, I've played it back, and I've manually uploaded to google photos and to my NAS. It's FHD clip 4.08GB in size. I recorded a shorter test videos on the same settings, and that uploads fine. I've been using this for the last month for smaller clips, and it looks like it happened one other time, silently without error when I did "upload all on card". I'm just going to abandon using it. Whether it's a bug or file size limitation, silently failing without telling me makes the image.canon service instantly unreliable and therefore unusable. It's quite shocking actually. Services like Google Photos or Onedrive for Android send up big failure messages when they fail to upload one of a group of files. I repeated the "upload all on card" a 2nd time just to make sure it throws zero errors and just leaves off the movie file - yes, sadly it's completely silent. Also, the website is remarkably weak, literally providing ZERO guidance as to the supported formats, size limitations, etc. etc. With a 10G total size limitation, it makes the service pretty useless as well. It's nonsense that there isn't a way to increase that. Anyway, I'm venting because Camera vendors can't seem to understand this is critical functionality. This was my last try - I will now exclusively use my phone for video unless it is low light, which for me is rare.
