how do i send home movies over internet?
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The previous answer is partially correct, .AVI files can be quiet large. I don't think you would be able to send more than a few seconds of an AVI file via email. With video compression, you could possibly send approx 5-7, up to about 10 minutes or so, worth of video, using compression.\n\nYou can use differnt programs to "compress" the movie file down to a smaller size. Sometimes doing so, gives poorer quality. Also, if you're sending it via email, most email providers only allow you to send files 10mb or less. You may have to break the main file down into smaller files, to send via email.\n\nI would recommend using a format called DivX or Xvid, both offer great quality for compressing your video files. I use a program called Gordian Knot to compress some of my video files. It's not the easiest program to use, but I figured it out, so it can't be too hard. But it gives excellent results. Look for the downloads section on Doom's website. Best I remember they give a tutorial, or at least a text file, that tells you how to convert your files. \n\nI just remembered, if you're willing to pay a little $$$, there's a program called "Dr. DivX", it's a whole lot easier to use than Gordian Knot. It does the exact same thing, just more user friendly. Might be worth you're trouble???? I think it's like $29? Just do a Google or Yahoo search on DR. DivX, if it's not on Dooms website.\n\nAlso, if you chose to send your files in DivX or Xvid format, the person you send it to will also need DivX or Xvid codecs on their PC for them to be able to view the files. You can find the codecs on Doom's website as well. \n\n\n\nI've put in a link that might help on compressing your file(s). Good luck.
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Well if you're talking about hollywood movies, p2p is the only  option really. Any site that offered them as direct downloads would be shut down pretty quickly. If you want movies that are offered for free by their makers, try this one:\n\nhttp://www.ifilm.com/ads/asl/fullscreen/index.jsp?uri=http://www.ifilm.com/&pg=ifilmnow
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hi carlos\nfor this\n\nstep1:rip all the contents of DVD and copy them to a folder\nstep2:\nyou can break the folder in small parts using WIN RAR\nthis will also result in compression\nthen better then you mail it\nstep3:go to www.esnips.com\nregister and make a free account\nand upload the dvd in different accounts\nmail the link to your friend with whom you want to share the dvd\nfor further clarification you can mail me
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I've found the easiest way to share a large file is to upload it to a service like http://www.mailbigfile.com.
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Think of the torrent as an address of sorts - you need a bittorrent client which will use this data to download the actual file you are after. THEN you can watch your movie :)
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www.youtube.com\nThe movie will be accessible to the public, though. If you want it private, you can put the movie on www.rapidshare.com in an passworded .rar file for your family to download.\nEdit: Linuxiac has a good idea with using VPN. I recommend using Hamachi ( http://www.hamachi.cc/ ), it requires no configuration at all, very easy to use. Then you can simply use Windows network filesharing.
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Here's information from Microsoft on how to do this.  If that link doesn't work do a search on http://www.microsoft.com for Ad Hoc Internet Sharing
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use bittorrents, all you have to do is go to www.bitcomet.com and download the program then go to www.mininova.org \nwww.torrentspy.com\nwww.torrentreactor.com\nand you will find EVERYTHING YOU WANT FOR FREE. softwares,movies,games,e-books,anime and etc.\njust install bitcomet program and visit these website and download whatever you like.you can download the latest movies in cinemas FOR FREE.
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Well you can go the VPN route.\n\nOr use one of several application that will allow you to share your system over the internet.\n\nIf you just need to access files then look into setting up FTP on the computer.
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film it and put it online
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If you don't want to send it via FedEx, UPS or USPS you can always upload it snapfish.com or shutterfly.com and send your brother a notice about the video being there. This services are safer because only people you allow are able to watch them; I used them for my wedding pictures and some videos and they have worked great.
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that's easy love.  Just download "BitComet" (www.download.com) then find a the movie at any torrent site.  Open the torrent with BitComet and wait. If you want, send me an e-mail and I'll explane it you better.
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you need something called 'dvd decoders' or 'dvd ripper'\nsearch for some free ones on http://www.download.com\nuse the ripper to rip the dvd movie to a valid mpeg file. then you can upload it to any website you like. or save it on your computer hard drive.
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you can upload your movies at www.youtube.com\n\nim not sure where to go for the music though.\n\ngood luck :)
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Sorry, i know how to do it in Windows XP only, i am not a MAC or Linux/Unix user. Anyway here is the steps for Windows XP. Transfer your home video using FireWire(TM) serial transfer port or USB 2.0. Then, save it into a location in your Harddrive. Then go to the location where you saved it then right-click a blank part of the window where you want to save it then highlight "NEW" then Compressed Folder then drag the video to the folder (do not delete that video file in case that something goes wrong, if something goes wrong, repeat the steps that i said.) then attach to an E-Mail then of course send to your loved one.
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Any file sharing network, but I highly discourage it. Apple and iTunes may come out with new movies soon, tentatively priced at $9.99 each.
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You can't send that file using e-mail. However, you can upload that file to a site and e-mail the link to that file. You can use:\nhttp://www.yousendit.com/ (free and no signup necessary)\nhttp://myfilehut.com/index.php (free, but need to register)