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Large video files from shared link stop downloading midway
My client uses dropbox for sharing raw camera footage that needs to edited. It’s all good when the file size is under 10gb but when there are files that are larger than 10gb it gets troublesome becaus...
Hi Abdullahhsidhu,
May I know if you are able to access the shared files through your Dropbox account? And may I know what type of Dropbox plan are you subscribed into? Thank you
May I know if you are able to access the shared files through your Dropbox account? And may I know what type of Dropbox plan are you subscribed into? Thank you
I try to download them through the provided link of my client’s Dropbox. He has folders in that link that contain the files. I just hit the download button on top of the folder or files. The client has a 2TB storage plan.
- I see. Were you downloading the files like all at once or did you try to download them in few batches especially those under 10gb and then with the 10gb file, you download it just by itself and see what happens.
Thank you- I’m trying downloading a 19gb video file separately right now for hours and having the same issue again and again
- We apologized if this is giving you a hard time to download the files. Though let me ask you if you don’t have a Dropbox account right?
- For sending large video files, it is really best advised if your client uses the Dropbox Transfer feature rather than the usual sharing via a link. So just to clarify, you are a non-Dropbox user , correct?
- Yes, that’s correct
- May I know if you would like to do a 30 day trial in any of our plans (cancellable within 30 days to avoid being charged) so that you can access the files in your Dropbox account instead, and downloading will be much easier because you can just use the file syncing feature instead in which you can sync the files to be available for offline use (and Dropbox will download the files in the background without you not having to manually download them no more) . Syncing is way faster especially when done via the Desktop app . Let me know if this option is viable to you.
Thanks
