[Dzjudz]

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Originally Posted by kikkomang /img/forum/go_quote.gif but then it's limited to the usually poor uploading speeds of the two seeds.

Same case if you upload to an upload site first...

 

[Joshatdot]

I like to use torrents, setting up a FTP server is too much. Use uTorrent have a private tracker & create a torrent file.

 

[saint.panda]

Just use an instant messenger. I send movies as big as 1.4 GB to friends via skype all the time if they have a good connection.

 

[fault151]

i wouldnt bother, thats a big file! Can you not send a cd? If you have to, zip it and upload to a server

 

[krmathis]

I would simply set up an FTP server. Then he/she could log on to download.
Or use BitTorrent as someone else mentioned.

 

[Uncle Erik]

200 miles?

ROAD TRIP!

 

[Luminette]

AIM has resumable transfers...

 

[XGJFilmsX]

Game Downloads, Game Patches - FileFront.com
i transfer my videos with filefront
very solid website

 

[musicmind]

Any chat client like MSN or Yahoo Messenger will be ok, if your connections are stable.
There is also "dropchute", which supports download resuming.

 

[1117]

For situations like this, I use HJSplit.

It lets me break up a large file to a number of smaller file sizes (I choose how many) and then the other person uses HJSplit to join all the pieces again.

The practicality of this is that if, for some reason, your connection failed, you can pick up right where you started. Also, you can just e-mail the pieces, which is rather convenient for whomever needs them to download them since they can do it when they please.

Here is the link to the little program (super tiny download):
File Splitters, freeware and multi-platform: HJSplit

 

[musicmind]

Winrar and Winzip which many windows user are probably familiar with also do file splitting

 

[XGJFilmsX]

bump, still curious on other uploading sites

 

[perplex]

IRC and DCC. Can resume easily.

 

[FrederikS|TPU]

torrent x249320432

 

[Miranda]

You can use FileMail that allows you to send files smaller than 2GB. Just give it an email address and a file, it will email a link to the recipient who can then download the file. Another method would be to use PC File Transfer that can transfer files between two computers easily. You should create an account connection to the remote computer. In this way, it doesn't matter if your computers are behind routers and firewalls.