How i can send 50 mb music file through the mail.?
596264
I assume you mean Email?\nwww.mailbigfile.com
279689
go to http://www.sendspace.com and send your e-mail from there. attachments up to 1200MB are possible. that's simply the best way to overcome that 10MB limit.
923422
You can't it's far too big. Most email service blocks attachment to a maximum of 10mo.\n\nSending a complete DVD at a average rate of 20 k/s would take 3 days\n\n[edit] You can send a DVD but not by email.
794333
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
476464
It depends which format you are sending/receiving. Windows Media Player and iTunes more than suffice.
669011
first of all you would need an email client that would let you send html emails. but belive me you really don't want to put music in an email. most of the people on the web still use dial up. an mp3 would take a very long time to download before it would even begin to play. if you did that to me i would hate you for eternity! :)
582783
http://www.dropload.com = " You can upload any type of file, mp3, movies, docs, pdfs, up to 100MB each! Recipients can be anyone with an email address."\n\nTANGO DROPBOX 1.12 [Freeware] - \n Upload files and folders without launching an FTP client =   \nhttp://www.vnunet.com/Download/1162917\n\nhttp://www.filelodge.com/index.php?pg=p11
513107
zip it, then try again.\n\nBut yahoo mail has a size limit on the amount you can attach. 10 megs I think...
198064
ZIP them up (using WinZip, or some similar file).  This makes it one, low-size (lower, anyway) file that you can successfully e-mail.
584958
Get a Yahoo email which is 1GB (1,000 MB)or gmail which is 2GB (2,000 MB).\n\nYour hotmail account is probably only 2MB on size. If someone sends you a picture from a 5 Megapixel camera that could easily be more than than 2MB, a cell phone with a 1.3 megapixel camera will give you a .3 to .5 MB just to have an idea the better the resolution the larger the file, the more chances your mailbox will not accept the file because is too big.
549421
you can send it through emails using the gmail or yahoo you can send up to 10MB size file else use some uploaders for file and pass on the link to the receiver. if the file is more than 10 MB, use the splitter software or split using winzip, winrar and than send the file using your email account.\n\nTo say, when you start composing your mail, under your cc and bcc bars you have the attach files button that allows you to choose the files to send.\n\nIf you like the answer then rate it good.
1101893
U just need to create floder thn add files in it. And limit depend on your email provider.
270809
http://yousendit.com/\n\nGo to this link.You can send 1GB data through mail.this is not download.you can upload any data file upto 1gb and mail it from this site only using your mail id.
166081
The most common problem I've seen with this is people trying to send the file directly from the CD. THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE! always make sure you rip the track from the CD that you want to send. Use something like Music Match JukeBox after you've ripped the track then try to attach the resulting file to your e-mail. Don't forget where the ripped file was saved, and try to encode it at 96kbps for good sound quality and good file size.
939623
I can send the song to you if you have an email address..
642546
It will depend on what is being emailed. If it is streaming audio then it is unlikely that you will get this on to a CD (without an expert to help you). \n\nIf the email contains tracks (attached mp3s) then simply save them to your hard drive, import them into iTunes/Media Player, and Burn
1117138
there are several web-based mail services to send large files:\n- http://www.yousendit.com/ -- you can send up to 1GB file\n- http://www.streamload.com/ -- reuquire registration\n- http://www.sendyourfiles.com/ -- up to 12GB\n- http://www.sendthisfile.com/ -- the free account only keeps your file for 3 days\n\ngood luck