Image Host Recommendations/Discussion

Started by RedRum · 1 Dec 2003 · 309 replies

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27 Sep 2003, 02:54 #41
Iro iro Arigato na Ju chan :mrgreen:
28 Sep 2003, 02:05 #42
juliana,
can you dropload me some dorama OSTs? my office internet is faster so I want to download from there but since we have firewall, I can't access mirc.
1 Oct 2003, 01:33 #43
aquarius*star* wrote:Minimoni music? wats dat?
More info on minimoni is here.
1 Oct 2003, 01:45 #44
stargirl wrote:juliana,
can you dropload me some dorama OSTs? my office internet is faster so I want to download from there but since we have firewall, I can't access mirc.


yeap~
sure~
which 1 ya want?
1 Oct 2003, 01:53 #45
niko2x wrote:
aquarius*star* wrote:Minimoni music? wats dat?
More info on minimoni is here.


oic.. thnx!
1 Oct 2003, 04:27 #46
stargirl wrote:juliana,
can you dropload me some dorama OSTs? my office internet is faster so I want to download from there but since we have firewall, I can't access mirc.

I cant' acces Mirc either (>_<)...I've been trying for quite some time though...Juliana,where did you got the love letter OST from?
1 Oct 2003, 12:34 #47
valle wrote:I cant' acces Mirc either (>_<)...I've been trying for quite some time though...Juliana,where did you got the love letter OST from?


not sure..i think audiogalaxy..back few years ago

ya need help in mirc?
i'm not a pro...but maybe i can help...a little
:mrgreen:
2 Oct 2003, 02:08 #48
For things that are <50mb, what's easier: mIRC or dropload?
2 Oct 2003, 02:21 #49
niko2x wrote:For things that are <50mb, what's easier: mIRC or dropload?


i would say dropload
ur recipient is able to download the file in a jiffy
it took me 45mins to upload(or do u call that drop) a 40+MB file..
2 Oct 2003, 02:22 #50
i think dropload is a better choice
10 Nov 2003, 22:00 #51
Does anyone knows of a good file hosting/sharing site that is free and able to upload mp3's? All my requirements are:
-must be free
-able to upload mp'3
-able to upload more that 5mb files, i don't even mind the spams (that much)
That's it!! I've tried these and are one way or another, no dice: Angelfire (keeps on trashing/deleting my account); geocities (can only upload less than 5 mb), domainDLX, and brinkster (will not allow mp3's). Can anyone hook me up with a link that is reliable and free? Thx in advance!
10 Nov 2003, 22:44 #52
you can open a yahoo briefcase but it doesnt allow remote linking. the link changes every few hours.

Uploadit.org is what i use now since its fast and allows remote linking but i dont know if u can store mp3s though.
10 Nov 2003, 23:04 #53
It doesn't look like there's a restriction on the file types that Upload-It! will accept, but there's apparently a 2MB file size limit...
10 Nov 2003, 23:08 #54
Thx y'all. Damn 2 mb! That sux, what can i do with 2 mb. All this work to share out ONE mp3 that's 6 mb. I'll keep on looking, thx for the link tho...
10 Nov 2003, 23:53 #55
You coud split the file into chunks so you can send via email, maybe 6 chunks would be OK. Seach for 'file splitter ' on google or sharware site. I think rar does the same thing. Not great if you want to send lots of stuff, but for one thing it might be OK solution.
10 Nov 2003, 23:56 #56
You coud split the file into chunks so you can send via email, maybe 6 chunks would be OK. Seach for 'file splitter ' on google or sharware site. I think rar does the same thing. Not great if you want to send lots of stuff, but for one thing it might be OK solution.
11 Nov 2003, 00:01 #57
You coud split the file into chunks so you can send via email, maybe 6 chunks would be OK. Seach for 'file splitter ' on google or sharware site. I think rar does the same thing. Not great if you want to send lots of stuff, but for one thing it might be OK solution.

(something like this http://www.everlong.co.uk/winsplit.html maybe)
11 Nov 2003, 00:06 #58
You coud split the file into chunks so you can send via email, maybe 6 chunks would be OK. Seach for 'file splitter ' on google or sharware site. I think rar does the same thing. Not great if you want to send lots of stuff, but for one thing it might be OK solution.

(something like this http://www.everlong.co.uk/winsplit.html maybe)
11 Nov 2003, 00:12 #59
Sorry, don't quite know what happened there.... If admin can delete duplicate posts please do (I don't see option to delete). Thanks.
11 Nov 2003, 00:40 #60
bmwracer wrote:It doesn't look like there's a restriction on the file types that Upload-It! will accept, but there's apparently a 2MB file size limit...

i think the 2mb limit is available only if you pay a premium account. For free accounts, its only 600k.

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