I RECORDED A VOICE FILE (A SONG I WROTE) AND WANT TO SEND IT TO A FRIEND BUT WONT GO THRU ITS 19869754 BYTES BUT ONLY 1 MIN 52 SEC LONG
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That used to happen to me when I had a web-based email account, but when I subscribed to an internet provider that had more storage space, it let me send bigger files. I can also send wav files through IM. Maybe you should try sending through an account that has more storage space.
410575
it would be under a gig  i recently moved a two 8mm tape to my computer and it was 867mb it was a few hours long
268418
What bitrate do you have it compressed to? I would say the minimum should be 128kbts/sec
201718
Depends...you are probably limited to a certain file size by your I.S.P. You may be trying to send attachements that are too large.
330217
Send me the file (ZIP)... i'll be more than glad to help you...(For Free)
521885
100Mb sound file?! *faints* Well you can try http://filelodge.com the storage space is only 500MB but I do not think there is a file limit size so you can personally keep the file if you want to share it for you only. (can make a private file) \n\nThere is also http://filexoom.com which is ok but does not provide the url just to listen to the file it might give you a link to download.
412221
I have it as an mp3 but its 5.32 MB\nI'd have to send through yousend it and for that I'd need you mail addy
455015
First get the file into a .wav then use Windows Sound Recorder to cut out parts you do not want. It is a program already installed on your computer. In accessories. It works!
29196
It can. I believe it is up to 10mb to send/save/recieve...and it may have went up because I sent a 20 mb file to someone via yahoo messenger and it went right through.
33271
If space is not of a concern, then you should try using a lossless codec such as WAV or FLAC. MP3, Vorbis, and all other codecs lossy codecs lose some quality by throwing away parts of the audio file that your not likely to hear. I recommend trying FLAC as it creates smaller files with the same quality as a WAV file or a CD:\n\nhttp://flac.sf.net\n\nFor more on audio compression, read this Wikipedia article:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_data_compression
257040
That means you have the capacity of getting 20 megs of emails stored in your inbox.....you cant send a 10 meg file.\n\nTell that person to zip or compress the file before sending and try again.
512172
try another format...google the file and see what it is ...you could use realplayer, flashplayer..ipod, etc.
43061
i guess your upload to sendspace failed, try it again.
132656
Yeah! Zip'em! If too big, consider splitting them through a file spiltter program (I think there is a trial version on the net, you can google for it). Try also using Xdrive or Yahoo Briefcase or other upload servers so you can send them easily to many friends many times.
650615
use limewire or any type of shareware tech.  mainly take a file of a song.  make sure it is a .mp3 and send it in a email attachment.
49089
Try googling for super mp3 recorder.  You can record any audio that is  playin on ur computer into a mp3 file.
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I would recommend checking the size of the file you are trying to send. You will need to confirm the size is less or equal to the size your mail provider allows you to send (in most cases 10MB).\n\nIf it will fit you can then attach the file itself (not a play list containing the file) to the email and send it to whomever you want.\n\nIf you find the file is larger than your size limit you could try compressing it using a program like win-zip or the built in windows compressed zip folder option. If this makes it the correct size you're good to go, if not try splitting the video into more than one part and sending each separately.