Transferring large files?

[JonWormwood]

I've got about 30gb I need to send. Are there any cheap solutions other then burning a few DVDs?

 

[Flow Of Time]

You could get a "pro plan" from copy.com, that'd be 10 $ a month: https://www.copy.com/price

Or you could create 2 free accounts and split the files. Although that would come over a bit shabby...

 

[Heabow]

This or pro Dropbox account?

 

[rapucore]

+1 for pro Dropbox.

 

[Flow Of Time]

Dropbox gives you less storage for the price iirc, but I think it'd still be sufficient

 

[egan.]

Dropbox pro is 100 GB for $10/mo.

 

[Erik Monsonis]

^

Or you can get a 32GB USB flash memory and mail it over (that would be my choice as my Internet connection would take forever to upload just 1GB)

 

[JonWormwood]

Thanks guys. Problem solved

 

[Plendakor]

Nobody uses FTPs anymore ?
https://filezilla-project.org/

 

[AudioGeekZine]

Nobody uses FTPs anymore ?
https://filezilla-project.org/

It's usually against the TOS of the cheaper hosting plans. You might get a warning or they might just shut down your website.

 

[Uladyne]

I don't have any experience transferring files with Google drive because I've been using Dropbox forever, but apparently you can get a Terabyte of storage on Google Drive for 10 bucks a month. 100GB for $1.99.

 

[egan.]

I don't have any experience transferring files with Google drive because I've been using Dropbox forever, but apparently you can get a Terabyte of storage on Google Drive for 10 bucks a month. 100GB for $1.99.

Holy shit. Thanks for the tip. That's insane.

 

[Plendakor]

It's usually against the TOS of the cheaper hosting plans. You might get a warning or they might just shut down your website.

Set it up between the 2 PCs and that's it, no hosting anywhere, freedom.

 

[Flow Of Time]

Set it up between the 2 PCs and that's it, no hosting anywhere, freedom.

That works? Cool idea actually