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Nerd42 at 19:06, 10 July 2012

Nerd42 — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 19:06:34 GMT

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	*http://easyupload.net/		*http://easyupload.net/
	*http://www.14mirror.com/		*http://www.14mirror.com/
		+	*http://mirrorafile.com/
	<!-- These don't seem to be working at the moment		<!-- These don't seem to be working at the moment
	*http://www.gazup.com/		*http://www.gazup.com/

Nerd42 at 19:05, 10 July 2012

Nerd42 — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 19:05:10 GMT

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	*http://www.mirrorcreator.com/		*http://www.mirrorcreator.com/
	*http://easyupload.net/		*http://easyupload.net/
		+	*http://www.14mirror.com/
	<!-- These don't seem to be working at the moment		<!-- These don't seem to be working at the moment
	*http://www.gazup.com/		*http://www.gazup.com/

Nerd42 at 21:35, 9 May 2012

Nerd42 — Wed, 09 May 2012 21:35:34 GMT

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	When uploading, I recommend using one or more of the following sites because they automatically upload your file to multiple mirrors for you.		When uploading, I recommend using one or more of the following sites because they automatically upload your file to multiple mirrors for you.

-	When I upload stuff, I use all of them at once!	+	When I upload stuff, I use all of them at once! I also use the free http://z-o-o-m.eu/ file upload management software!

	All sites included in the most recent edit by [[User:Nerd42]] are tested and confirmed as working.		All sites included in the most recent edit by [[User:Nerd42]] are tested and confirmed as working.

Nerd42: commented out some non-working ones

Nerd42 — Wed, 09 May 2012 21:23:31 GMT

commented out some non-working ones

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	:<small>''If you're on a fast connection, use a modern tabbed browser like [http://mozilla.com/ FireFox], add the [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/13494 Multi Links] addon, highlight all these links and click "Open Links in New Tabs" for fast uploading to all at once!''</small>		:<small>''If you're on a fast connection, use a modern tabbed browser like [http://mozilla.com/ FireFox], add the [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/13494 Multi Links] addon, highlight all these links and click "Open Links in New Tabs" for fast uploading to all at once!''</small>
	*http://uploadmirrors.com/		*http://uploadmirrors.com/
-	*http://www.gazup.com/
	*http://www.mirrorcreator.com/		*http://www.mirrorcreator.com/
	*http://easyupload.net/		*http://easyupload.net/
-	*http://flashmirrors.com/	+	<!-- These don't seem to be working at the moment
		+	*http://www.gazup.com/
		+	*http://flashmirrors.com/ -->
	*http://videobam.com/ <small>(Drawback: Only for videos)</small>		*http://videobam.com/ <small>(Drawback: Only for videos)</small>

Nerd42 at 23:51, 7 May 2012

Nerd42 — Mon, 07 May 2012 23:51:12 GMT

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	*http://easyupload.net/		*http://easyupload.net/
	*http://flashmirrors.com/		*http://flashmirrors.com/
-	*http://www.uploadjockey.com/ <small>(Drawback: This one doesn't accept the .7z format)</small>
	*http://videobam.com/ <small>(Drawback: Only for videos)</small>		*http://videobam.com/ <small>(Drawback: Only for videos)</small>

Nerd42 at 23:50, 7 May 2012

Nerd42 — Mon, 07 May 2012 23:50:15 GMT

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	*http://easyupload.net/		*http://easyupload.net/
	*http://flashmirrors.com/		*http://flashmirrors.com/
-	*http://superuploader.net/
-	*http://www.hubupload.com/
-	*http://videobam.com/
-	*http://xlice.net/
-	*http://massmirror.com/ <small>(Drawback: This one tends to crash with files over 50 MB)</small>
	*http://www.uploadjockey.com/ <small>(Drawback: This one doesn't accept the .7z format)</small>		*http://www.uploadjockey.com/ <small>(Drawback: This one doesn't accept the .7z format)</small>
		+	*http://videobam.com/ <small>(Drawback: Only for videos)</small>

	Break up large files into several smaller files people can put back together again with [http://7-zip.org/ 7-zip].		Break up large files into several smaller files people can put back together again with [http://7-zip.org/ 7-zip].

Nerd42: partial update (still needs work to get up to date)

Nerd42 — Mon, 07 May 2012 23:41:48 GMT

partial update (still needs work to get up to date)

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	== Recommended Multi-Mirror Upload Sites List ==		== Recommended Multi-Mirror Upload Sites List ==
	:<small>''If you're on a fast connection, use a modern tabbed browser like [http://mozilla.com/ FireFox], add the [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/13494 Multi Links] addon, highlight all these links and click "Open Links in New Tabs" for fast uploading to all at once!''</small>		:<small>''If you're on a fast connection, use a modern tabbed browser like [http://mozilla.com/ FireFox], add the [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/13494 Multi Links] addon, highlight all these links and click "Open Links in New Tabs" for fast uploading to all at once!''</small>
-	*http://uploadmirrors~~.com/ (Qooy based, supports up to 12 mirrors)~~	+	*http://uploadmirrors.com/
-	*http://sharebee.com/	+
-	*http://rapidspread.com/	+
-	*http://qooy.com/	+
-	*http://www.multiupload.com/	+
	*http://www.gazup.com/		*http://www.gazup.com/
		+	*http://www.mirrorcreator.com/
		+	*http://easyupload.net/
		+	*http://flashmirrors.com/
		+	*http://superuploader.net/
		+	*http://www.hubupload.com/
		+	*http://videobam.com/
		+	*http://xlice.net/
	*http://massmirror.com/ <small>(Drawback: This one tends to crash with files over 50 MB)</small>		*http://massmirror.com/ <small>(Drawback: This one tends to crash with files over 50 MB)</small>
	*http://www.uploadjockey.com/ <small>(Drawback: This one doesn't accept the .7z format)</small>		*http://www.uploadjockey.com/ <small>(Drawback: This one doesn't accept the .7z format)</small>
-	~~=== Exceptional single-mirror sites ===~~
-	:''<small>These are single-mirror sites that the multi-mirrors sites don't reach which have '''no download limits.''' They may be useful in addition to the regular multi-mirror sites. Be aware that sites like this come and go quickly, so your links aren't as likely to last.</small>''
-	*http://mediafire.com/ <small>(Usually VERY FAST)</small>
-	*http://jellyshare.com/ <small>(Offers single click URLs)</small>

-	~~Also, for single files larger than 100 MB, http://megaupload.com/ is your best bet. My recommended sites list is designed for smaller files. Of course, you can always break~~ up large files into several smaller files people can put back together again with [http://7-zip.org/ 7-zip].	+	Break up large files into several smaller files people can put back together again with [http://7-zip.org/ 7-zip].


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-	~~== DON'T USE RAPID<s>SHARE</s> I MEAN RAPIDSLOW ==~~
-	RapidSlow (I don't use the site's actual name in order to decrease it's PageRank) is a scam designed to charge money for a service that should be ad-supported and/or donation-based/free. They make money by causing other people's content to be distributed extremely slowly unless you cough up the dough. It's not so bad if you use multiple mirrors, but RapidSlow alone often makes it impossible for the other person to get your file, depending on where and how they get internet access.

	== Why use multiple mirrors? ==		== Why use multiple mirrors? ==

Nerd42 at 22:44, 8 October 2010

Nerd42 — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 22:44:06 GMT

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	=== Don't use WMA ===		=== Don't use WMA ===
-	The WMA format (and the iTunes format for that matter) can be a real pain to convert out of. I recommend using mp3 or ogg. Only problem with ogg is that alot of mp3 players don't support it. MP3 is generally the way to go. 320kbps is the quality ~~most people want~~ for music, you can ~~sometimes~~ tell a ~~real~~ difference between 320 and 128 which is the bare minimum for music. Audiobooks that use speech and nothing else can be encoded at 64kbps but don't you dare ever go below that number, unless you want to create an abomination that ~~will give some people headaches~~.	+	The WMA format (and the iTunes format for that matter) can be a real pain to convert out of. I recommend using mp3 or ogg. Only problem with ogg is that alot of mp3 players don't support it. MP3 is generally the way to go. 320kbps is the ideal lossy compressed quality for music but you can usually get away with 256 or 128. Some people say they can tell a difference between 320 and 128 but just about everyone can tell when you go below 128 which is the bare minimum for music. Audiobooks that use speech and nothing else can be encoded at 64kbps but don't you dare ever go below that number, unless you want to create an abomination that nobody should have to listen to.

	Course, if you're redistributing files you received in WMA format, (or password-free RARs for that matter) might as well pass them on the way you found them.		Course, if you're redistributing files you received in WMA format, (or password-free RARs for that matter) might as well pass them on the way you found them.

Nerd42 at 22:40, 8 October 2010

Nerd42 — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 22:40:48 GMT

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	=== Don't use WMA ===		=== Don't use WMA ===
-	The WMA format (and the iTunes format for that matter) can be a real pain to convert out of. I recommend using mp3 or ogg. Only problem with ogg is that alot of mp3 players don't support it. MP3 is generally the way to go.	+	The WMA format (and the iTunes format for that matter) can be a real pain to convert out of. I recommend using mp3 or ogg. Only problem with ogg is that alot of mp3 players don't support it. MP3 is generally the way to go. 320kbps is the quality most people want for music, you can sometimes tell a real difference between 320 and 128 which is the bare minimum for music. Audiobooks that use speech and nothing else can be encoded at 64kbps but don't you dare ever go below that number, unless you want to create an abomination that will give some people headaches.

	Course, if you're redistributing files you received in WMA format, (or password-free RARs for that matter) might as well pass them on the way you found them.		Course, if you're redistributing files you received in WMA format, (or password-free RARs for that matter) might as well pass them on the way you found them.

Nerd42 at 18:44, 22 June 2010

Nerd42 — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 18:44:14 GMT

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	=== Put your (fake screen) name in the filename ===		=== Put your (fake screen) name in the filename ===
-	Don't blame someone for forgetting who you are if you don't put your name or alias in the file name of the files you upload. And obviously if you're uploading copyrighted stuff, even if it's out of print, I'd recommend using a screen name or alias.	+	Don't blame someone for forgetting who you are if you don't put your name or alias in the file name of the files you upload. And obviously if you're uploading copyrighted stuff, even if it's out of print, I'd recommend using a screen name or alias. Exceptions to this could be when a filename is already too long. In that case, just rely on an NFO or TXT file to tell people about you.
-	~~[[Saerch~~	+
-	Exceptions to this could be when a filename is already too long. In that case, just rely on an NFO or TXT file to tell people about you.	+

	=== NFO or TXT file ===		=== NFO or TXT file ===