Sites to upload large file

[Jesse Ruggles]

If you will be routinely uploading large files, I ultimately recommend setting up an FTP server. If you aren’t inclined to do that, I suggest using mediafire.com. I have an account that I use at work all the time for getting large files back and forth between myself and clients. The basic is free (but expect banner ads and a limited file size of about 100mb per file). The pro is next to free (~$7/month) and with it you can directly link to the file without the annoying ads/timers first.

[Todd Terry]

In lieu of real FTP, DropBox works really well.

I had never used it before, but we recently outsourced a pretty big After Effects job to an artist in Chicago, and that’s what he uses. It seemed to work really well, even with really big files. Some were quite a bit bigger than the ones you are trying to send, and we had no problems.

https://getdropbox.com

T2

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Todd Terry
Creative Director
Fantastic Plastic Entertainment, Inc.
fantasticplastic.com

[John Nelson]

Thanks,
I shrunk it to an mp3 and uploaded it to my site. Unfortunately, my son couldn’t download it. Not sure what he did or didn’t do.

Anyway, problem solved, for now.

Thanks again for your input.
John

We’re from the Government. We’re here to help.

[John Nelson]

Thanks,
I shrunk it to an mp3 and uploaded it to my site. Unfortunately, my son couldn’t download it. Not sure what he did or didn’t do.

Anyway, problem solved, for now.

Thanks again for your input.
John

We’re from the Government. We’re here to help.