I have just completed an AMV for something, but it is over 35 mb's. I want to send it to a friend, but other than Yahoo mail, is there a way to send the whole thing to him, without having to split the movie?

Oh, and it is computer related... cuz I did make the AMV on the computer, and it involved technology to rip DVD's, add the audio, etc. :D

Thanks for your help.

Actually yes.

It does involve splitting, but not at the movie maker level. You get your file, and run a program like this on it. This will yield pieces of the file which you cannot watch. It will also create a batch file in the same folder. You send that along too. Once the 2nd party has all the pieces and the batch file, all they do is run the batch file and it recombines the pieces into one. I've used the Jonesoft File Splitter before and it is a good program.

This will work much better than just creating like 10 small wmv files.

~Apparently the site has been moved or taken down. I've been looking for a working iinstall of it. Will post back when I find one.

Thanks Hatch. Are there tutorials on how to work the program or is it self-explanatory?

I could give both you and your friend Gmail invites, 2+ GB of space should be enough for anyone :D

Hmm...

I should email myself some large files just to get it up to 2%...

*sigh* Gmail has a file attachment limit of 15mb as I last checked...

Use a online service such as yousendit.com which is giving me mysql errors...eww they use the .NET framework...

Or rapidshare.de or megaupload.com

Rapidshare gives the biggest speeds but smaller size allowance, 100mb. While Megaupload is painfully slow at downloading giving about on average 13kb/sec with a much larger file allowance of 250mb, and to think they lowered it from 500mb....

Sorry I couldn't reply to your IM, I was watching Steamboy...send over the file to me over AIM and I could host it.

Errrr.....AMV stands for "Anime" music video, not "animated"...everything else is just a plain music video. The term was coined either by Anime Expo or Otakon many years ago.

Not much of a difference but the definition is still affected.