talktalk upload

[Hard@it]

How can I check my talktalk upload allowance, I can recieve videos etc of fair size from others and forward no prob. But I find that when I want to upload a video of 67.7mb, it runs through the send procedure and finishes saying that because of a fault I should try again.

[ChuckFickens]

Upload to what?

If you are trying to email nearly 70MB that's far too large for pretty much every mail service going (possibly all of them)

[Buenchico]

How are you trying to upload your files? TalkTalk's maximum permitted size for email attachments is 10Mb. Beyond that you need to use a file-hosting service, such as SendSpace:
http://www.sendspace.com/

Chris

[Hard@it]

Fair enough,but how is it I can recieve and forward items far in excess of this amount.
Looks like I'll have to try a file hosting service, might be to technical for me - but will see. Thanks

[squarebear]

Try www.yousendit.com

Upload your file to there and it will give you a link to amil to people you wish to see it.
I personally wouldn't thank you for trying to email me a 70Mb file.

[squarebear]

email not amil

[Hard@it]

Maybe I am overstating with the 70mb but that is what it says in properties, and it is only a short video that my grandaughter made. However will see how easy, (or not) going through Send Space. Thanks.

[Hard@it]

No problem with Send Space, took 12 mins to upload. After successfully sending etc i opened up only to find that when either downloading or playing I continually got a competition entry - so gave up.

[squarebear]

Try www.yousendit.com as I mentioned earlier.

[Hard@it]

No probs. with 'yousendit', Squarebear all worked well, but will just use it once in a while.
I was hoping to use something that would take my vid. and place it up on attached without having to go through a personal download prgram each time. Others seem to manage it so thoyght I should. However yours worked and was the best answer.
Thanks Hard@it.