How to send audio file in whatsapp

How to Send Large Video, Audio Files on WhatsApp (for Android/iPhone)

It becomes a headache when it comes to send large files via WhatsApp. You should know that WhatsApp has a file size limit of 16MB for videos, music and images as well. However, the files we transfer in life are sometimes far larger than 16MB. Is there a way to send large files on WhatsApp?

The answer is there is a way to help you achieve that. In this article, we are going to talk about 3 ways to send large files on WhatsApp Android/iPhone. Moreover, you will know how to transfer WhatsApp files between Android and iPhone. It also works on iPhone 12/12 Pro Max.

• Part 1: How to Send Large Files on WhatsApp (Videos and Audios Included)
• Useful Tips: How to Transfer WhatsApp Between iPhone and Android No Limitation

Part 1: How to Send Large Files on WhatsApp (Videos and Audios Included)

• Way 1: Restart Your Mobile Phones (Both iOS and Android)
• Way 2: Check Wi-Fi Connection (Both iOS and Android)
• Way 3: Turn Off "Smart Network Switch" on Android Phone

When record videos or audios, we don't care much about the size, as external storage space is not a big concern for most smart phones. And recording an HD video on Android or iPhone using the highest available settings would mean that even a 30 second video will be easily around 15 to 20 MB in size.

Way 1: How to Send Long Videos on Whatsapp with Dropbox

To transfer or share these files you can upload your files to any cloud service you prefer to and copy the download link. One well-know cloud service is Dropbox which can be downloaded to Android, iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, PC and more. You can use the free cloud services and its apps to share and manage your files.

If you haven't install Dropbox, download Dropbox for your Android/iPhone with the link below or from Google Play/App Store.

• Download Dropbox for iPhone
• Download Dropbox for Android Phone

Then, follow the steps below:

• From your smartphone, tap the drop-down arrow on the Dropbox app, and then select Share.

• A list will appear with Copy link at the very top and a list of other mobile apps you can use to share the link with.

• Dropbox for iOS and Blackberry should also work in a similar fashion.

  Pic.- Share link
• Open your WhatsApp on your smartphone, find the people you want to share the large file with from your contacts.
• Set up a conversation and paste the link you just get from Dropbox.
• When the link is opened, the person you shared it with will be able to download the file to their own computer or mobile phone.

Way 2: How to Send Big Video on WhatsApp through Google Drive

If you cannot send big video on WhatsApp, then it's time to use Google Drive. Google Drive is a cloud server, it can help you save any kinds of files, like large video files, audio files and much more. You can easily send large video and audio files with it. Below are the steps:

Way 3: How to Send File Larger Than 20MB via WhatsApp

You may know that WhatsApp cannot send a file more than 16MB, if you don't want to use the methods we provided above, then you can have a try of video converters.

As there are many online converter can help to reduce the video size, you can simply search from Google, or try these sites we have listed below:

• Clideo compress video.
• Online converter compress video.
• Youcompress compress video, audio and more.

Useful Tips: How to Transfer WhatsApp Between iPhone and Android No Limitation

Some times, when you get a new iPhone or Android device, you may need to transfer your WhatsApp data from the old device to the new one. However, it's not easy when you have two device with different system, that's what we want to talk below.

iCareFone Transfer(iCareFone for WhatsApp Transfer) is a great file manage tool, you can use it to manage your iOS files easliy. And also transfer WhatsApp between Android & iOS, Android & Android, iOS & iOS. (iPhone 12 is supported now!)

Here are the detailed steps:

• Download and install the tool on your PC/Mac, then connect your two devices to computer and click "Transfer". (Connect your old device first)

• Next, you need to backup your WhatsApp by clicking "Continue" button.

• In the process, you need to verify your WhatsApp by entering phone number.

• The whole process will take a few minutes, once you see the "Transfer Successfully" then you can check the backup.

You can check this video guide:

Conclusion

That's all about how to send large videos/audio files on WhatsApp, you can try any one you like. Besides sharing large video, audio files on WhatsApp, you can also transfer WhatsApp messages from Android to iPhone or vice versa with Tenorshare iCareFone Transfer(iCareFone for WhatsApp Transfer).

How to transfer Whatsapp audio files to computer?

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I know how to copy pictures received on Whatsapp to my computer, but I don't see audio files received on Whatsapp anywhere to be accessed and transfered to my computer. Any suggestion?

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The path to access/view then in your device is as below:

WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Voice Notes/

This is inside your internal Storage.

Go inside this folder, choose a voice note that you want to send to your computer. These audio notes file names are starting with PTT.
Select "Share" option and choose from available choices such as Email, Gmail, Bluetooth etc. Send it using any one of these and receive it on your computer.

If you connected via USB, then you may want to copy these files to External SD-card and then browse it using file explorer via PC. Those files be shown as ADTS Audio files which you then can copy into your computer/PC.

all of them(Picture-sound-video etc), will be saved to this Directory :

sdcard/WhatsApp/media/

and example for Audio File's :

Sdcard/Whatsapp/media/WhatsApp Audio

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I have similar problem several days ago.

NB. The files extension is .optus, if your media cannot play it, I suggest you download a optus-mp3 converter.

Hope this helps. Good luck!

I'm saying this judging from the screenshot you just posted. It looks like the icon representing your phone is a camera icon n the only folders you can see are DCIM (photos) and Pictures. Basing on this, I'd like to assume your phone's USB computer connection is currently set to camera PTP instead of Media Device (MTP).

Here's the link to change the setting to MTP

after that you can then try the methods Mohsen and the other guys suggested.

:)

If you have Airdroid installed on your phone and computer, it's quite straight forward.

1. Run Airdroid and connect in the usual way.

2. In Airdroid on your computer, click on Files→WhatsApp→Media→WhatsApp Voice Notes folder.

3. Open the most recent folder (they are date stamped).

4. The audio note files are all in there in the format PTT-[date] and end with a sequential number.

5. Right click and download to your computer's desktop.

6. They will play directly in Windows Media player (WMP) if you double click them.

7. You can drag them into WMP and set up a playlist with them. Reorder them by dragging them up or down the list, delete unnecessary ones, and more.

8. Save the playlist under a name of your choice, and there you have them!

It took me only a couple of minutes to work this out.

Open the file manager folder on your device. Then open file named WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Audio then select the audio you wanna transfer. Click on share button after the audio been selected. Choose any of sharing options e.g Bluetooth Email or WhatsApp if your PC has WhatsApp installed in. Or you can just transfer it through USB (Media Transfer) to connect your device and computer.

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