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I don't think there would be a cost issue for me to run an FTP server on my PC. If you don't have a gmail account, just create one for free. If you don't know what drive is, it's a free sharing and cloud storing service that comes free with every Gmail account.

If it was me, I would just upload them a few at a time to google drive like I said earlier. Setting up an ftp site isn't necessarily complicated, depending on the service you use, but it would cost If the individual files are bigger than that, you could pay for an FTP site service and set up your own FTP share site. Sure this means doing it 20 times (25 GB) each. Then once he downloads them, delete them and upload the next batch. Then I would just Upload them to Google Drive as much as you can (up to 25 GB) and share it with him. Nick True wrote:What is the largest individual file? If all of the files are under 25 GB. I would definitely want to do this more incrementally rather than depending on the restart abilities of FTP if a connection is lost. And you are looking at a long time (probably 2 days). The FTP server might work but sometimes opening firewall ports and the like is a lot trickier than it should be.

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I don't think I can upload to some intermediary server and have him download (I don't think anyone gives you 500 GB of free space.)īreak it up into 5-20gb chuncks (I assume this is probably already done as I expect each 8mm film got its own file) and use one of the free services/pay for 1 month.

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Given the size, I think the best way would be to straight from my home PC to his home PC. So, I need to get these videos to him through the internet. I would rather my brother work with them in their current form.

I would prefer to not compress these videos first.

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I want to get these files to him and would prefer to transfer over the internet instead of mailing him the portable hard drive. I have a very large amount of video file data on my hard drive (~500 GB) that I need to transfer to a family member who lives on the west coast (I live on the east coast).Īnyway, my brother lives on west coast and is more knowledgeable about video editing and has agreed to edit these video files and add some music. Mac_guy wrote:I have a bit of an odd problem that I need some help with.

#GOOGLE FIBER AS A FTP SERVER WINDOWS 10#

I did a little research and it seems that I can run an FTP server on my home PC, but that seems like a lot of configuration to make that work and may be beyond my abilities.ĭoes anyone know of a very simple way to do this transfer? Is there maybe some sort of chat program that also allows sending files directly to the person you are chatting with? We both have Windows 10 PCs. My brother has a connection of similar speed. I have a Verizon FIOS 50 Mb/s upload / 50 Mb/s download connection with no data caps. I don't think I can upload to some intermediary server and have him download (I don't think anyone gives you 500 GB of free space.) Given the size, I think the best way would be to go straight from my home PC to his home PC. The AVI video files they sent back are massive (1920X1080 MJPG with 75.3 Mb/s avg bit rate) They claim that they scan the old films in HD, but it seems like overkill to me.Īnyway, my brother lives on the west coast and is more knowledgeable about video editing and has agreed to edit these video files and add some music. I sent a large number of reels of old family 8mm films to this company with a portable hard drive. These video files were generated by a company that digitizes old 8mm home movies. I have a very large amount of video file data on my hard drive (~500 GB) that I need to transfer to a family member who lives on the west coast (I live on the east coast).

I have a bit of an odd problem that I need some help with.

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