How to transfer large file?

[Locomotive]

I need to share large file with friend of mine. How to do that?
I was recomended to use file sharing service hyperfileshare.com. And some files were shared with no problem.
How can I do that in another way as well, or I can stay with the solution I have now?

[3ncryptabl3_lick]

There is a way to copy files to an ip address via the dos prompt. I was walked through it many years ago on win2k. I sent a zip file to a bud in Florida from Rhode Island. I'm not sure if you can still do it on XP or even vista for that matter but might be worth a google.

Otherwise a thirdparty file sharing service is about as good as it gets without using some software to directly connect to the other user, even through IM.

[pikun]

well better that you upload it to rapidshare.com or to another site like ziddu.com .. its works..

[Handyverträge]

Have you tried to use torrent? Rapidshare and other file hosting site needs payment for you to upload large files.

[CyberWorldJobs]

Originally Posted by Handyverträge

Have you tried to use torrent? Rapidshare and other file hosting site needs payment for you to upload large files.

Rapidhshare Doesnt Charge You For Uploading Big Files As 100mb,
More Bigger Then That You Should Have A premium Account,

To Op If The File Is larger Then 100mb try Doing parts of It,
There are Some Sites Like Sendspace And mediafire try them

[Franklinbkr]

rapidshare is an better option for you. i am using it for sharing files from a long time. hope it works great at ua end.

[indiann]

Try zshare file sharing site, they are good file sharing provider, for videos aswell as files.

[pinkfluffybunny]

if you have a site - zip it / rar it upload and send him a link

[gekiranger]

you can transfer it through msn, which isn't very fast (depending on your connections) and can sometimes randomly drop. If you do upload 'parts' on sites like rapidshare and megaupload, be sure you know how to do it, it can get pretty confusing

[sequincer]

Rapidshare works like a charm.

[poison17]

I don't know if uploadind on 3rd party website it wil be the solution.

You can use old mirc (help about transfering files using mirc you can find on google), oDC, or any P2P sharing software.

[CapsLOCK]

As far as I know hyperfileshare have limits up to 250MB!!
I believe that is more then enough. In any case you can devide large file on smaller pieces

[intech]

I use a file sharing service called sendthisfile.com. I'm pretty sure you can send any size file, but just be warned that with a free account, it's pretty slow and you're limited to 3 per day. But it is a way to send very large files, if that's what you're looking for.

[riternity]

hi i feel net work sharing is good one

[~kev~]

Originally Posted by Locomotive

I need to share large file with friend of mine. How to do that?

Go down to wal-mart or best buy, and purchase a "Passport" external hard drive. The last ones I saw were 250 - 500 gigs.

Copy all of the files over to the Passport and mail it to your friend.

[MRamses]

Why not turn your PC into an FTP server? There's lots of free FTP servers out there. Just Google it.

Set up an account for who you're transfering the file to (or make an public, anonymous account), give them the login details, and wallah!

It's always better to set up your own solution versus a 3rd party solution

[webavenuebd]

now a days lot of thrid party platform to share large file & its so easy. but earlier time it is tough to find them !

[asanka]

divide it to parts using winzip and upload to file sharing site

[blazintech]

Originally Posted by asanka

divide it to parts using winzip and upload to file sharing site

this is i think one of the best way. It also lessen the chance of corrupting your file.

[AirForce1]

Originally Posted by asanka

divide it to parts using winzip and upload to file sharing site

Right way. It is more reliable in this way.