Im unable to solve the check_after_secs error when i try to test the intergration of Instagram to Twitter

Best answer by christina.d
View originalIm unable to solve the check_after_secs error when i try to test the intergration of Instagram to Twitter
Best answer by christina.d
View originalThanks for checking on this,
Unfortunately, the bug report remains open. We can’t make any promises as to when it will be fixed, but I've added you to the list of affected users. That will help to bump up its priority and ensure you'll get an email notification from us once it's been resolved.
Hi! Just checking to see if there are any updates to this issue. It seems that I’m impacted as well.
Hi there
Sorry to hear you’re being affected by this issue as well. I’ve added you to the list of users being affected by this so we can get in touch with you via email as soon as it’s been fixed.
I can’t give any estimate on when it will be resolved by. But currently it seems the best approach to avoid this issue is to upload videos into Instagram (or whichever app you pulling them from in the Zap) that are within the supported specifications for Twitter.
Christina shared a link to these previously but I’ll surface them again here: Upload media > Video specifications and recommendations
Not ideal I know but hopefully that approach helps in the meantime.
same problem here. while i respect that zapier’s job isn’t to convert videos etc, this has to be one of the most popular use cases for your company - take a post from platform A and post it to platform B.
My first suggestion is that you make it work.
My second would be that you tell us what to do to make it work.
This ticket was opened 3 months ago. Please help us make it work.
Hey there,
Thanks in advance for your help!
Hey there,
Before I add you to the bug report are able to double check the file extensions? I left a comment above explaining why this may be happening and just want to confirm that isn’t the underlying cause first. 🙂
Appreciate your help!
Hi
Hey there - I’ve added ya’ll to the bug report.
I’m curious is it possible to check all of the extensions for the original files uploaded to Instagram? The reason I ask, is Twitter recommends use of AAC LC audio codecs in videos, amongst a few other recommendations. More on that here.
So for example if the original file details looks like this:
we’ll continue to see this error and it won’t upload since it doesn’t meet Twitter’s requirements. The most straight forward solution would be to ensure all content being loaded to Instagram also meets the Twitter’s requirements referenced above.
I hope some of this helps! 🧡
Appreciate you,
Hey there
I have added your email address to the open bug report as an affected user. While I can't provide an ETA for when this issue might be resolved, we will reach out to you via email once it is.
Thanks! 😊
Hey there
I have added you to the list of affected users. While I can't provide an ETA for when this issue might be resolved, we will reach out to you via email once it is.
Thanks! 😊
Hi
I’ve also added you to the Bug Report.
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