Streamlare-Kim
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Hmm, can you post your speedtest result?. your region?. country?.
145.40 MB 46.00 KB/s uploading (
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I trieddownloading a file, I got 12/MBps.
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I trieddownloading a file, I got 12/MBps.
No problem now . I guess it was just a few minutes of error
Streamlare-Kim
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downloads are counted. if you don't want your files to be cloned, hide it, that depends on your skills.
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that could be added, will forward this to the team.
@Streamlare-Kim Please relese we can uploading files are 60GB. Now only 15GB and we cant uploading UHD and HDR movies/videos when they are 50GB or over 15GB. ?
@Streamlare-Kim We need 4K and uploading large file/files at 40-60GB
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@Streamlare-Kim We need 4K and uploading large file/files at 40-60GB
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You want 8K 120FPS 3D as well ?
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15GB is all we can offer.
@Streamlare-Kim , I uploaded a file with "Zoom Uploader" program but the file doesn't appear in my account. Can you fix this, please? Thanks!
Also, the name of the files with "Normal Upload" does not appear in my account. On "File Manager" is only a code. is better to be the name of the files. In this way, I have to rename many files to know what file is when I look there in File Manager.
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Also, the name of the files with "Normal Upload" does not appear in my account. On "File Manager" is only a code. is better to be the name of the files. In this way, I have to rename many files to know what file is when I look there in File Manager.
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Streamlare-Kim
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If it's not on your account, can you send the video url?. I am pretty sure that you have to setup the zoom app for that.
Dude. Streamlare doesn't convert movies. So after uploading a 50GB movie, you have 50GB for streaming. Most people's internet connection can't handle it. With 1.5h of movie it requires a stable 100Mb/s connection. Viewers would need to have cable internet, not Wi-Fi.
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