Edited 6 years ago by Maxx Factor
'@theimagineerz' - That's one hell of a deal, are they a stable service? Dropbox has never gone down, is Mediafire Pro as reliable?
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6 years ago
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Edited 6 years ago by theimagineerz
'@Maxx Factor' They've never let me or any of my customers down so I would say it's pretty reliable. It's a cloud storage service so I'm sure reliability is among their top priorities; it has to be. Give them a try.
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@theimagineerz'' @Maxx Factor' They've never let me or any of my customers down so I would say it's pretty reliable. It's a cloud storage service so I'm sure reliability is among their top priorities; it has to be. Give them a try.
I roll with dropbox....but indeed MediaFire pro sounds intriguing
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Yeah, mediafire sounds pretty good too. I'm sure it's a great option. Even with a lower price and more features, however, I personally am sticking with dropbox for the moment. It would be such a pain to have to re-upload all the files I have stored on my dropbox account haha
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5 years ago
'@IsaacTaylor' Take a look in this thread for files that are more than 60MB. A lot of people are choosing MediaFire Pro.
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'@Soundgine' will do!
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I use GDriveURL.com -- it creates permalinks for your Google Drive files :)
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4 years ago
Edited 4 years ago by OHLYExcellent resource, had to dig for this.
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'@beatsbychance' I noticed that the activity wall on GDriveURL.com allows others to access your files. Is there something im missing here.
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Edited 4 years ago by rfbeat
'@Soundgine' is there a plan in the future for soundgine to offer larger storage for track outs or will it always be a 3rd party thing ?
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We do intent to off this in the future.
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wetransfer is working great for me
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I've been using Google Drive, partly because I already use so much google stuff I figured it would be easier and also it's really cheap ( I'm paying $2/month for 100GB). It doesn't give you any stats though and the download page doesn't look great and even confuses some people.
I'm thinking of switching to MediaFire, but re-uploading all that stuff doesn't sound like fun...
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2 years ago
How do I upload the files using Google Drive on Soundgine?
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@brewskibeats' How do I upload the files using Google Drive on Soundgine?
you can enter an external URL when you want to upload a license file
brewskibeats likes this.
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As for the end of 2018 i understand that even a basic Mediafire account with 50 GB is worth to use, if you can store your files for as much time as you need and have a download link to it. Is it working in such a way?
