Photobucket

[Kjz99z28]

Okay, so I've been using photobucket for a year or two now, and thought I knew how to use it pretty well.. but I've been trying to upload some new videos for a couple days now and keep getting errors. Every time it says it's a Server (IO) Error. WTH does that mean, it is on my end, and can I fix it?

The file is a .flv from my digital camera, and I've successfully uploaded some before.

It gets part of the way through the download and then freezes. And it's never at the same place when it stops. Any ideas?

[86 IROC-Z]

Try uploading the from the opposite end of the file, ie, instead of uploading it in order of first byte to last, try uploading it last byte to first byte. It's worked for me a few times in the past when I've had troubles.

[Kjz99z28]

Is that even possible?



How exactly would someone go about doing something like that?

[Spaz]

Okay, so I've been using photobucket for a year or two now, and thought I knew how to use it pretty well.. but I've been trying to upload some new videos for a couple days now and keep getting errors. Every time it says it's a Server (IO) Error. WTH does that mean, it is on my end, and can I fix it?

The file is a .flv from my digital camera, and I've successfully uploaded some before.

It gets part of the way through the download and then freezes. And it's never at the same place when it stops. Any ideas?

if you want you can e-mail me the file and i can convert it to Jpeg for ya... or make a open one on my phtobucket and ave you copy it from there...

[86 IROC-Z]

Is that even possible?



How exactly would someone go about doing something like that?

It's on a CD right? Just open your CD-ROM drive, flip the CD over, and close it.







No, I'm completely kidding, don't listen to me.

[Kjz99z28]

I should have known.

But no, it's not on a cd.

Spaz, I'm sending you a PM