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Sharing a Video file which is more than 50 GB
Tried to share a large video file (more than 50 gb) through an download link.. but at the receiving end they were able to download only half of the file size even after multiple attempts. Is there an...
Happy to help in any way possible rajeshm.
Due to the size of the folder it's possible that it'd either download as a zip, or that it'd be too large indeed.
They could try adding it to their Dropbox account, which would automatically save the file and then sync to their app. However, they'd need enough space to do that.
Once you have the screenshot, let me know.
Sure Megan. I ll try to get a Screenshot. I haven't zipped the folder, shared individual media file by creating separate links.
meanwhile is it possible to have such restriction to download through website?, can I ask them to download through app?
Please suggest.
Thanks for your extended help!
Megan
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHappy to help in any way possible rajeshm.
Due to the size of the folder it's possible that it'd either download as a zip, or that it'd be too large indeed.
They could try adding it to their Dropbox account, which would automatically save the file and then sync to their app. However, they'd need enough space to do that.
Once you have the screenshot, let me know.
- This is the 50 Gb Dropbox transfert limit.
Any file format would do that. Some other Cloud storage have not this limitation (pCloud for example)
It’s a crazy stupid limitation, as video file can now easily exceed 50 Gb…..
I’ve opened a suggestion for developers, but for me it’s more a bug that a suggestion !
