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Feb 06, 2007 by Momma Jette | Posted in Other - Internet

I difficulty a site that can hold atleast 300mb that's got free video hosting to where the viewer doesn't have to download the chronologize, they just have to click "play" such as youtube and myspace. Anyone identify of any? Thanks.

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even i comprehend only two of it as you do..

Video Hosting?

Sep 26, 2007 by Kyle B | Posted in Software

I have already posted my Want Live The King fan film on my site, but I'm trying to post it on another video hosting site because some people have had problems downloading it. Theres only one mind-boggler, the movie is 1 hour long and every time I try to load it, the site says its too big of a place in order. Does anyone know how I can post my hour long movie online?

Video hosting?

May 22, 2012 by Momma Jette | Posted in Other - Internet

I sine qua non a website that I can upload my 9:55 (minute) video on. I've checked the properties of the video and it's around 150mb. I've tried youtube, myspace, unevenness, photobucket and plenty more. The file is still too big for all of them. I was told to break the file in half and upload the vids one at a stretch, but not only will that take me 45 minutes longer than what I have, but it will also put me in a sticky situation - I don't know how to upload them together.

So, I'm looking for a website that can have atleast 10 mins and 200mb for free. Anyone know of any besides what I've already mentioned?

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I don't differentiate of any free site that allows such large files. Free sites have big limitations. I use Imageevent.com for hosting - they are only about $30 a year which is comely cheap

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