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Increase 100 MB size limitation per attachment in AGOL hosted feature layers.

LemuelM-MDC — Tue, 23 May 2023 19:26:42 GMT

Hello ESRI,

Currently, each file to be attached to a hosted feature layer can be a maximum of 100MB in AGOL and less than that in the Enterprise Portal. My organization would like to suggest to increase this size limitation to about 1000MB. We are looking into a solution that requires attachments of around 500MB or bigger coming form videos taken by GoPRO 360 cameras.

Thank you,

Lemuel M.

Re: Increase 100 MB size limitation per attachment in AGOL hosted feature layers.

RobertBorchert — Wed, 24 May 2023 19:25:50 GMT

I think you would start to experience significant performance issues. You will also be chewing through your credits like crazy.

You may be better served collecting your gopro images and downloading them back in the office.

Re: Increase 100 MB size limitation per attachment in AGOL hosted feature layers.

ClarkSelby — Mon, 12 Jun 2023 20:50:53 GMT

Hi Lemuel,

I'd be glad to talk about easily working with large 360 imagery and videos. The Site Viewer 360 link below contains a few links to ArcGIS Online demos with 360 imagery. A few of the demos are GoPro and Insta360 and the Hurricane Ian is ultra high-resolution imagery collected with a Mosaic 360 camera.

GeoTube for ArcGIS. This tool seamlessly integrates a YouTube video player directly within ArcGIS Experience Builder. GeoTube allows users to watch YouTube videos (2D or 360) within the web map while simultaneously displaying the associated location, visualizing the video path, and observing the playback location as features on the map. This enhanced user interface provides a comprehensive and intuitive understanding of the spatial relationship between videos and their corresponding geographic locations. You can learn more about GeoTube here: https://www.nodeology.net/geotube/.
SiteViewer 360 for ArcGIS: By capturing your site with a 360 camera, you can immerse yourself in panoramic views, enabling detailed analysis and exploration from every angle. ArcGIS Online 360 demos are available, featuring imagery of Hurricane Ian, Pittsburgh Steps, and Rails-to-Trails, at the bottom of this page: https://www.nodeology.net/site-viewer-360-for-arcgis/.

Let me know if you have any questions. I'd be glad to give you a demo. Best, Clark