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Re: Humph & Clue On TV next weekend

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Clitheroe KidSep 24, 2008
 

 
The practice on those sites which provide this type of storage (e.g.
http://rapidshare.com ) is to limit file size to 100MB. So people commonly
post a 60 minute video file in four parts (i.e. 3 at 100MB and 1 for the
balance) as an RAR file.

The RAR program will re-integrate the pieces automatically. The only
drawback is that all parts of the file must be downloaded before the RAR
program will decode any of it.

----- Original Message -----
From: "BikerDon" <don@...>
To: <just-a-minute@...>
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 8:25 PM
Subject: Re: [just-a-minute] Humph & Clue On TV next weekend


Well I have the .avi file of the prog but it is 354MB.
The only online storage that will take a file that large, that I know of, is
FileSavr.
(If anyone knows of any others please let me know)

This is a new service that is FREE - shock-horror - and will take files up
to 10GB.
As it is free it is being hammered, as you would expect, and I tried to
upload the prog to it
but it took days to upload and then bottled out before it was finished -
<sigh>

I am trying again and it appears to be faster this time.
Fingers crossed.
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Cheers

Don __o
-\<,
..... O/ O

 
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