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Craig
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 Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:38 pm Post subject: .wav sent via email |
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I recently had to send some .wav files to a client via gmail.
When I looked at gmail's instructions regarding large attachments it mentions that 'transport encodings' are automatically added. I don't know what they are.
Can 'transport encodings' affect the audio at all?
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Charles Nove
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No! They'll just make the file very slightly bigger. Think of it as the bubble-wrap, sticky tape and address label on a package that you're about to hand over to Fed Ex.
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Bruce
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Another reason though to consider using a free FTP service like YouSendIt.com. You never have to worry about size (up to a point) and as far as I know the files aren't modified or wrapped in paper.
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Craig
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Thanks!
I have in the past used, and tried in this case, to use yousendit. For some reason my client couldn't access the site so I went the email route...nothing over 10mb, but it still took forever.
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