Transfering files

[Mortal_Dezire]

Alright guys. Gotta a guy in LA thats doing some mixing for me. He needs me to transfer my wave files to him, but they're too damn big to do through email. How do I do this?

 

[deanbailey]

DVD's, then through the mail

 

[AudioPhile777]

Send them through the post office via Media Mail.. its like $1.25.

 

[Noumenon]

or if you have a decent connection, setup a ftp-server.

 

[Kevin Kitchel]

Media mail starts at $2.13. If you sent it as a "first class flat" it would be about $1.14 up to $2.84, and it will get there a lot faster than Media too!

 

[Mortal_Dezire]

How do I set up an FTP? This guy needs the files by yesterday.

 

[-Gavin-]

How do I set up an FTP? This guy needs the files by yesterday.

Use mine.


There are intructions in a sticky.


This is one of the reasons i set it up.

 

[Polpotkin]

There is a great swedish service that allows you to upload 2GB, no registration... Upload and enter the recievers e-mail and he'll get the URL
http://www.skickafilen.se

 

[everybody's x]

Use mine.


There are intructions in a sticky.


This is one of the reasons i set it up.

.

 

[Gnash]

Send them through the post office via Media Mail.. its like $1.25.

What is this "Media Mail?" I recently mailed some stuff international (US to CANADA) through the po, and it took 9 fucking days. This media mail sounds interesting.

 

[greyskull]

digi delivery if your on tools