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Uploading 32-MB Video for Sharing

12/08/2009 12:52 AM

Dear All, I am conducting electrical tests and I need to upload the video shoot into the websites for viewing it later from anywhere. Please let me know the best available place(website) to upload the 32MB or larger file.

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Re: Uploading 32 mb video for sharing

12/08/2009 1:17 AM

http://www.mediafire.com/

be sure to record/save the link (url) to it
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12/08/2009 9:41 AM

I put all my videos on youtube, but be aware that you might lose some quality.
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12/08/2009 11:21 PM

I use Vimeo. You get 500 MB per week for free and one HD.

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12/09/2009 4:27 AM

Photobucket gives 500Mb free storage & you can e-mail the link to anyone.

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12/09/2009 7:11 AM

You can also email the link to anyone with Vimeo. You also post easily on facebook, myspace, etc...

500 MB week, not total...

No limit on length of video like photobucket...

I have photobucket pro for pictures. Still use Vimeo for video.

Vimeo has channels, groups and albums for your videos.

Vimeo is a dedicated video service.

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12/09/2009 7:28 AM

Thanks, I'll have a look at Vimeo.

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12/09/2009 9:27 AM

Try yousendit.com We use that for sending and receiving large files and it works real well.

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