how are tv pictures sent?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcast_television_system
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you need tv capture card , like advantek networks
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Depends on the transfer, if it a file tranfer then you got to understand that your firewall might be blocking the information. A picture can only be sent so many ways and the easiest jpeg file format the hardest to download is bitmap, just because it is a larger file.
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Most email reading software, either traditional software or web-based, just shows you what the sender sent. It won;t automatically convert a small picture into a bigger one.\n\nYears ago, digital cameras and scanners could not get the resolution to be as fine a detail as we can today. The more detail (pixellation, etc), the bigger the file. So people are probably sending smaller images because the file size required for a larger image is too big to send in an email. I have seen some pictures get up to 80MB.  Most companies and ISP's restrict the maximum size of the email you are allowed to send.\n\nI'm sure there are other possibilities but this is a good place to start.
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depends on what you're sending.\ntell me in graphic detail what the video is
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put the disc in the computer then highlight the pics you want. Right click and click "copy" and paste the files in any other folder. When you go to your email click attach and choose the pics you want to send. Then send ur email
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Attach the pictures just like you would attach any other file. If the file attached is a 'picture file' (.jpeg. .jpg etc), when your friends open the mail, they will see it as a large mail with picture and not as an attachment..\n\nyou can try sending the mail first to yourself and see the result...\n\nthere are some variations...sometimes jpg goes as attachment and sometimes as image.... best thing would be try different tests sending mail to yourself and see what works best...
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Right click the picture and select save picture as, then you can choose to send it where you want. But on that site it wont allow you to save them.
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My Documents is not a web browser.  If you want to send someone a picture just use your e-mail account.  Depending on which account you have you need to attach the picture to the file.  Some e-mail accounts allow you to drag the picture directly onto the letter.  Others ask you to use the ATTACH feature where you select BROWSE, select the picture from whatever file it may be in, then UPLOAD.  One of my ISP's (Internet Service Providers) also requires me to tell the program when I am finished attaching files or photos or whatever.  You might be limited to the size of a file or attachment.  In some cases I have been able to send several small files or just one or two larger files.  It all depends on your ISP.\n\nIf you have any further questions please feel free to ask me.  :)
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Right click on the picture and choose show picture from the menu.  That might work.
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You have two options. You can e-mail the photos to your home e-mail adress if your phone suports it, or you can buy the transfer cable made for your phone. Try looking in stores that sell the phone, and if you can't find it, you can always order one on-line.
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Kodak has a program to e-mail pics to people from your site. However, it isn't free, so the way I get around it is, I upload the pictures from my camera into my Kodak Easy Share program, then if I want to send them to others, I create a shortcut to my desktop, and send them from there through my e-mail. It's free, and the quality is still the same! Good luck!
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Upload the pics frm ur camera to ur PC using a USB cable that is normally supplied with the camera. then attach those snaps in ur mail using the attachment option given in ur mail compose window. attach snaps one by one. u can send 10MB of attachments in one mail. if ur snaps are from a film camera, first scan those snaps and then attach the jpg's to the mail
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try putting this in your email message\n\n<img src="http://www.mywebsite.com/image.jpg">\n\nThis will only work if you are sending the message in HTML format. Some email programs will also make the person click on a 'view image' option to see this. Another option is to right click on the image on the site, save to desktop, and add as an attachment. Most email programs will show the image within the viewing plain when the receipient gets the message.
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probably your best bet is to have outlook on your computer.  (it depends on how you access your pic on what's going to be easiest to send it out)
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The very best way to send photos via email is of course a Yahoo! product!! \nhttp://photomail.mail.yahoo.com
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AT best the pictures are grainy but there are a few free sites. You need a good broadband connection to get the best results. \nhttp://tv4all.com/portal.htm