Comments on: DivShare Pro: FTP Uploads, Files up to 2 GB each!

By: accredited college only

accredited college only — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 08:02:01 +0000

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By: harsha

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By: Ken

Ken — Tue, 01 May 2007 03:18:03 +0000

There seems to be a problem with uploading.

Over the last few days, I have tried to upload different format of video, and zip files, but it kept returning error and asked please upload at least one image.

The failure rate is really high. I got this “error” 5-6 times in a row.

By: Raniie

Raniie — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 07:22:39 +0000

So it seems there is a catch with the monthly pricing plan. While the $9.95/mo is way more attractive than 99¢ per file. 10 files is already almost $10. Where as $9.95/mo you can already upload more than 10 files. If you guys stop your monthly or even yearly Pro plan. All of your files larger than 200MB will be removed. So much for the “Files stay online forever!” -seem like it doesn’t apply to the Pro package users. Now if you do want your larger files to stay online forever, even after you cancel your Pro package plan. You will have to pay an ADDITIONAL 99¢ per file. So over the course of the month, or year. All those large files that you uploaded, now if you want ot keep them, you’ll need to pay them as if you were never a Pro user. Isn’t that just great? Where’s the discount incentive for Pro users? The bill will get so ugly if Pro users still have to pay at the premium price of 99¢ per file to keep them online forever, specially if they have uploaded over 100 files. That’s freakin’ $99 + the previous monthly charges.

This mean, if you uploaded 100 2GB files and pay $99. They’re kept online forever. Or if you uploaded 100 2GB files and pay $9.95/mo for 10 months ($99.50). They’re only kept for that long, 10 months. Once your account is over, you’ll have to pay an additional $99 to keep those 100 2GB files.

So what this mean is:
Go Pro monthly/yearly plan if you plan to upload massive amount of large files and don’t want to keep them later on. However, if you do want to keep them, you must maintain your account at all times or say goodbye to all the files larger than 200MB.

Go the 99¢ per file plan, if you want to keep files larger than 200MB. To make the most use out of it, make sure it’s a full 2GB file, otherwise uploading a 201MB file is an expensive $1.

By: CNET.ro - » DivShare merge mai departe

CNET.ro - » DivShare merge mai departe — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 20:41:59 +0000

[…] Cea mai importantă noutate - şi totuşi probabil irelevantă pentru majoritatea cititorilor acestui sit - este introducerea la 23 aprilie a conturilor pro, evident plătite. Cu un cont DivShare Pro facilităţile sunt următoarele: 1) publicarea fişierelor cu FTP (uh… ce minunat); 2) limita de 200MB este ridicată la 2GB; şi 3) cu Power Uploader nu mai există limita de 10 fişiere publicate deodată. Pot fi publicate oricâte deodată, în limita la 2GB. […]

By: St. Alex

St. Alex — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 19:20:30 +0000

Did y’all know that it’s impossible delete a folder when there are files deleted by DuvShare inside…

By: ShinKo

ShinKo — Sat, 28 Apr 2007 00:13:26 +0000

Hello there,

I would like to say that it’s kind of annoying always having to wait for the flash player to load finish before it stream. Is there any way to prevent this?
Also, why does the video player has fixed dimension?

By: Dave

Dave — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 14:27:21 +0000

Lynn: Thanks for your feedback. We decided against providing the option to disable flash conversion, as we wanted to limit the clutter on the upload pages and make the process as seamless as possible - which is also why we provide the download link to the original video file directly under the flash player on all the download pages. To avoid the flash conversion, we recommend zipping up the file, which will not only not put it in the flash player, but also provide a condensed file size for quicker downloads.

Feel free to shoot us an email (support@divshare.com) with any questions relating to this or anything else.

By: Lynn

Lynn — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 13:59:31 +0000

While I appreciate all the bells and whistles by your site.. I do NOT like the flash movie player.. I think we should have the choice whether or not we want our vid files to stream.. is there a choice and I haven’t seen it? Also I don’t see where I can disable the email notification from y’all “your vid is ready”. I don’t care about this feature and I know others who are having trouble also with downloading the original file. Is there a way to disable this feature?

I know this is off topic.