I set my emule to 10KB Upload - but somehow it doesn't upload more than 2KB. Why?
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the upload speed also depends on the person doing the upload. you may have cable which is really fast, but someone downloading one of your files may only have dial-up. so its only going to go as fast as they can download it. those upload speeds shouldn't slow your download speeds. with someone uploading at a slow rate, that gives you more room in the bandwidth to download. but keep in mind when you are downloading that it depends on the persons computer you are downloading it from. they may have a slower connection. good luck!
70076
The problem is that the more files you have in the cache, the more work the browser has to do to find them.  I just checked my cache and I have about 1,000 files in 20MB, most of which are small images.  I think 20MB is about right for a high-speed connection (DSL or cable).  It's possible that if you're using dial-up (e.g., 56Kbps) then more would be helpful, but I doubt that more than 50MB makes sense.\n\nThe link below is to a chapter from one of the "Dummies" books, which has some more discussion and recommends a size from 35MB to 75MB, again depending on size.
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You have a couple of options for faster upload.  You can get SDSL or Synchronous DSL which runs at the same upload speed as download.  It could potentially be available in 1+ MBPS speeds compared to the 128-384k you are probably getting.\n\nHowever, to achieve the absolutely best dedicated connection straight out on to the internet backbone, a T-1 or higher circuit is always the way to go.  \n\nYou can use the following website to check availability of both of those services at your location.  It will tell you with over 99% accuracy.\n\nhttp://www.metrot1.com/business
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Bitcomet is a torrent client so nothing will speed it up except for the number of people who have the file available for uploading. I have gotten anywhere from 1-3kb like you to over 125kb, depends.
875695
Could be file is big enough? It is buffering before playing.
921086
there could be many reasons\n\n- the availbility of a 'download slot' of a file to u depends on ur queue rank (QR) of the file...the file usually starts downloading once ur queue rank comes below 30 or 40.\n(clicking on the file reveals ur qr with respect to the users sharing the file). \n\n- ur firewall maybe blocking emule from downloading.\n\n-u may have a low ID resulting from firewall problems or type of net connection & usage. this slows down ur download rate since u can't connect to other users directly  & can only connect through the ed2k server.\n\nfor downloading thru emule, u need lots of patience & need to be continuously connected for a long time (the time span being inversely proportional to the no. of available sources for the file).
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I've done 2 gb to yahoo but it stopped halfway through for security. error 999. Just break it up.
124054
what does it do? what is the size of the file. Most of the eMail providers do not allow more than 10 Mb, usually. if this is not the problem it may your connection problem.\nPlease be more discriptive.
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Use pando, I just sent a friend a file of 640MB yesterday, worked like a charm...
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use the ftp to upload it and use the loop option\n\n:> peace
74268
There was a hard coded limit of 5mb previously.  Now if you have messenger with voice, there appears to be no limit to the file size you can send that I have been able to reach.
310922
Check the size of the video first. If it is over 10MB don't even bother as most ISP's and company mail systems are going to reject it, and a lot of companies (work addresses) reject at lower than that.
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Perhaps the file is too large. That happens to me when I try sending a 7 mp photo.
597626
Use NetLimiter. With it you can always monitor the exact amount of upload and download of your connection and also set a limit for upload speeds, which is really useful if you use P2P file-sharing programs which use up your bandwidth. You can download the program from the company website.
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A typical web page can run from 50K and up..However, speaking from real world experience it doesn't take more than a few seconds with a 2MB connection..\nHere's a link that will allow you to test your current connection and even choose different download stream sizes.\nhttp://www.networktel.net/NTCportal/Visitor/Support/Visitor_Support_SpeedTest/\n\nGreg
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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.
805456
I dont think that there is a possibility of sending all the 1Gb at a time you can use video uploading sites such as www.megashare.com www.rapidshare.de www.rapidshare.com www.uploading.com www.megaupload.com