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Im trying to find a way to send video files of a project im doing to another pc over there internet. Is there a way to do this? The file sizes range from 2GB-3GB |
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I would say HTTP File Server would be your best bet, assuming you are able to forward ports on your router and have a decent upload and download speed. Unless the video is already standard-definition, I would not recommending using YouTube to host the videos as they can really butcher HD video's quality. |
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I Would Recoment That You Try uTorrent, It Has Worked For Me And It Is Simple. A Quoute From There Site: "Drag-and-Drop Sending: Easily send massive personal files – e.g. home movies, cell phone videos and hi-res photos. Select a file on your computer, drag it into the µTorrent “Drop files to send” box and a Web link is yours to share." |
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I think that the best (simplest) way to do it would be through Skype. I think it might take way too long though (maybe up to a couple of days), so my solution is make a YouTube account, and upload the videos there (privately), and download it on that other computer. |
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Try either of these: I use both- depending on the size of the file I send. I mainly send small files (less than 1GB) so use yousendit more than sendthisfile. Both offer free versions as well as reasonable-cost, paid versions. Cheers! |
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I'm a big fan of Dropbox. You get a 2GB free account and you can get even more free space by referring others to Dropbox. Once you try this, you'll never email stuff to yourself again. You'll never need sweat moving another file from one computer to the next or figuring out how to get it where you need it. You'll be able to access it from any computer anywhere. You'll always have your stuff when you need it with @Dropbox. http://db.tt/8xDhJfZ Also, "Make Use Of" made a great guide to get you going on Dropbox. You can find it here: http://www.makeuseof.com/pages/download-using-the-magic-pocket-a-dropbox-guide Good Luck! Leigha Baer http://www.charlestonmobilemarketing.com |
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Another favorite option is File Apartment (http://www.fileapartment.com). Easy to use, no software to download or registration, up to 1 GB, safe, and secure. |
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i personally have always used teamviewer, not only does it allow for large file transfers, but it also offers remote desktop control and other things. |
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take a look at Binfer. does exactly what you are asking for. can transfer any size file. you dont have to do configure any ports like hfs it will do all that for you. the site is: http://www.binfer.com |
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Why not use something like FileZilla and FTP it over the internet. You make your home computer as an example and have it hose it. And on the other end transfer it up to that computer. Mind you I have server small servers at home with IIS running and the FTP enable on it over here. And do it that way over here. WHen dealing with 50 to 60 GIgs at a shot. |
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You can also use Forgetbox , it's free . And you can send file/folder with unlimited size. I use it everyday for my work, and it's really simple. |
