RE: Need to upload a large file online, any recommended websites? 12-11-2017, 07:08 PM
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Hey Poseidon7,
You have many options but its just that its gonna cost you a few bucks (eg, Mediafire,DropBox,GoogleDrive etc ...) to get the best quality of services ...
but there are a few free options, You could setup a FTP Server (Its a bit Old school/outdated) but still can get the job done ...
i also found this website (https://send-anywhere.com/) you can check it out ... i also have provide some info about it below ...
Send Anywhere is available for just about every platform you can think of, and can transfer files up to 1TB completely free.
The file sharing service is available as a web app at www.send-anywhere.com , as a browser extension for Chrome, as a mobile app for Android and iOS, and as downloadable software for Windows and macOS.
There are also versions for Linux and Amazon Kindle, plus plugins for WordPress and Outlook.
The browser widget lets you share files up to 4GB, but the desktop software supports files up to 1TB. That should be more than enough for all but the largest HD video files.
i hope it works out ...
You have many options but its just that its gonna cost you a few bucks (eg, Mediafire,DropBox,GoogleDrive etc ...) to get the best quality of services ...
but there are a few free options, You could setup a FTP Server (Its a bit Old school/outdated) but still can get the job done ...
i also found this website (https://send-anywhere.com/) you can check it out ... i also have provide some info about it below ...
Send Anywhere is available for just about every platform you can think of, and can transfer files up to 1TB completely free.
The file sharing service is available as a web app at www.send-anywhere.com , as a browser extension for Chrome, as a mobile app for Android and iOS, and as downloadable software for Windows and macOS.
There are also versions for Linux and Amazon Kindle, plus plugins for WordPress and Outlook.
The browser widget lets you share files up to 4GB, but the desktop software supports files up to 1TB. That should be more than enough for all but the largest HD video files.
i hope it works out ...

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