Im trying to post edited LOTR trailers, but to do that, i need to send them via email, and they are about 17 megs apiece. I dont have my own site, and i tried compressing them, so anyone know how i can send them?

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Sometimes you drink the milk, sometimes the milk drinks you

Burn them to a CD and snail mail?

Or maybe you could use a peer to peer program like kazaa or whatever...

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Do you have stairs in your house?

Where are you trying to send them?

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WARNING: THIS POST MAY CONTAIN TRACES OF PEANUT!!!

Oh... it just occured to me you might not be sending them to another person... sorry :x If that's the case neither of my ideas will help.

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Do you have stairs in your house?

http://www.1asphost.com

You could register an account for that service, so that the person who will download that will download it from the site, and afterwards you'll delete it from there etc. You can have 100 megs of stuff in one account, but I wouldn't put any homepages there, since possibly they would lead to porn sites or such, but it is suitable for stuff like this.

Shortly: Upload the trailers in an account registered there, and after the files are downloaded by whoever is going to d/l them, delete them.

If you don't want to use your own e-mail for the registering... create an useless extra e-mail account somewhere!

You possibly just have to rename the file extension from the avi/mpg/etc to some combination of letters. You don't have to change the file type itself, just rename the extension and after the file is downloaded, the extension shall be changed back to the real one.

Here's just my suggestion, I've used it for... *coughcough* Well, yeah...

[edit]
Yes, this site is free and you have to use it's account manager to upload the files...bah...

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<landfish> FastGamerr > Satan

[This message has been edited by FastGamerr (edited January 11, 2004).]

you could try Streamload.com
but it's $5 a month

i'm sure there are free webhosts out there still... you just need an ftp client.


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