Seems like one of the free storage services would be ideal. http://www.box.net comes to mind. http://www.mozy.com has a 2 gig backup service...same thing really, file storage.

What I cannot get a handle on is this line : "I know how to do .wav and mp3s".

What does that mean? Mp3 conversion will degrade a .wav file, so why even consider it as an option?

Space wrote:

What I cannot get a handle on is this line : "I know how to do .wav and mp3s".

What does that mean? Mp3 conversion will degrade a .wav file, so why even consider it as an option?

I did NOT want to use mp3 due to the degradation of the files, and I really don't want to send individual .wav files due to time constraints and ease. I was just saying that so I didn't get random noob answers.

I just want to be able to send a complete .PTF so the others can open just like I do on my setup. Like I said, I know the DigiDelivery client is available, but it is rediculously expensive.

jrod9900 wrote: I was just saying that so I didn't get random noob answers.

My bad...I can be such a noob....

Space wrote: [quote=jrod9900] I was just saying that so I didn't get random noob answers.

My bad...I can be such a noob....

I'll let it slide this once. Ha

Have you tried any of the sites you listed above? I mean, it makes sense, I just am hoping someone can say, "do this, I do it all the time and works perfectly."

Only in a perfect world. :shock:

update

Try this, I've used it to send large files (although not PTF) files can be up to 2Gig

it may work for you

Phil

Yousendit is fine but you'll have to pay for anything larger than 100MB. Their free service is extremely slow.

There's the option if creating a torrent. I've never tried this, though I've been tempted. It's free but I'm not so sure how secure it is. I suppose no one is going to search for "track02nobodysbusiness10509". Just a thought. If you did do it this way you could just open up your upload stream and have files sent in a relatively short time.

Aside from that any paid ftp site would probably be the best bet.

jrod9900 wrote:
Have you tried any of the sites you listed above?

I use both.

If you have any tech support chops at all you can set up a computer to be the server and use that. For that matter you can purchase a domain name and often part of the service is web space, enough to do what you are talking about.

It is just a matter of making up your mind what it is you want to do. There are too many options out here to spend money, as a start up.

http://skydrive.live.com/ might be of some use.

So, just an FYI, I was able to zip up and compress a folder with all the files inside, including PTF files, audio, fades, etc...

I was able to upload to Sendspace.com and sent it. It worked perfectly. The key is keeping your folders together and organized.

Thanks for the input!