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uploading files... - chriswilson - 13.03.2010

HI
Whats the best uploader for me if I want to put a 2 gb file on the web?

Re: uploading files... - Ravia_Devaia - 13.03.2010

Hello Chriswilson.

The best one is something you buy for I think.
But the best free uploader I think is Megaupload. I don't know if they allow 2 GB files. :S But worth a try.
Good luck.

Thanks.

Re: uploading files... - pspleo - 13.03.2010

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Originally Posted by Seif_
Try using torrent maybe?
Indeed, torrents are a great way to share big files.

Re: uploading files... - Ravia_Devaia - 13.03.2010

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Originally Posted by PSPLeo
Quote:
Originally Posted by Seif_
Try using torrent maybe?
Indeed, torrents are a great way to share big files.
But then you use your computer as a host I think.. Don't know anything of it.

Re: uploading files... - Crezy-Boy - 13.03.2010

Torrent makes a big file, whats connected to the internet, somewhere. If you upload it and ex. i start dling it, i dl it form the web, not someone else's computer.

Re: uploading files... - Fugative. - 13.03.2010

I would suggest you use win-rar and split them up to a specific size. Rapidshare will allow 100mb, So with win-rar you can compile the 2gb file to be split up into 100mb.

Re: uploading files... - pspleo - 13.03.2010

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Originally Posted by Everybody
Torrent makes a big file, whats connected to the internet, somewhere. If you upload it and ex. i start dling it, i dl it form the web, not someone else's computer.
Read up, fool. The torrent doesn't contain everything, it just points to the file(s)!

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Originally Posted by wikipedia
A torrent file contains the URLs of multiple trackers and integrity metadata about all the pieces. It can also contain additional metadata defined in extensions to the BitTorrent specification[2]. These are known as "BitTorrent Enhancement Proposals". Examples of such proposals include metadata for stating who created the torrent, and when.
That sums it up pretty well.

pspleo

Re: uploading files... - iLinx - 13.03.2010

Yeah I would split up the file using WinRar, MagicISO, PowerISO, whatever floats your boat, and upload it like that.

Re: uploading files... - chriswilson - 13.03.2010

I transfering my gta from my computer to the labtop :P
I found another why though using my psp and a usb cord so thanks anyway

Re: uploading files... - saiberfun - 13.03.2010

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Originally Posted by chriswilson
I transfering my gta from my computer to the labtop :P
I found another why though using my psp and a usb cord so thanks anyway
connect ur lappy to ur network(local)
and use foldersharing? Y_Y