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mikey79
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Registered: Jan 2004
Location: Sydney, Australia
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| quote: | Originally posted by djway
Hosting the files, when they drop off the front page or what ever (IE 2 weeks after putting them up) we'd no longer need to host them, so bandwidth (or server space) wouldn't be too much of an issue.
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Ahhhhhh OK - so it'd be an all you can eat situation for about 2 weeks + then the file goes offline? Maybe that's when BT can come into play?
Also, maybe instead of a time limit we could implement a limit on the amount of downloads per file until it is moved offline? This would help more with budgeting for how much bandwidth would cost...
| quote: | My idea, which is flexiable, was to keep it HTTP based for people who can only download of the web(port 80 and or 8080) not via firewalls etc [people like me @ work ]. The + for BT is it's cheaper, the - is there's no solid back bone to begin with. HTTP 1000 people can click the link then go search in their fav P2P program and it should turn up anyhow.
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Aha! Well, it sounds like a good enough reason I guess... Nothing can beat the reliability of HTTP transfers direct from something as fat as your FTP's connection... Esp when comparing to the erratic way BT + other P2P software can sometimes run...
And with the work thing, that makes sense too... People would be more likely to make use of a fast work Net connection esp if they are stuck on 56k at home still ( to those who are! )... This would mean it's just a simple click + wait situation rather than having to worry about installing software + poking holes thru firewalls, etc...
The only issue with direct HTTP downloading is that (as per previous post) it would be quite easy for people to steal links + such... Would a simple download script be needed or something more in-depth like Anti-Leech? What would the cost be of Anti-Leech or similar options?
| quote: | In regards to content, you're not alone with wanting to have something more then just a leeching page, I've been PM'd by someone about that already.
I'll count you in, and if the numbers turn up we can start talking more about content and the ways of hosting the acutal files.
--djway
PS Had a feeling this would catch your eye 
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OK cool! Let me know where this goes... Let's hope we have a good response from people interested in taking part in this! 
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Jan-14-2004 12:49
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starsurfer
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Sydney Australia
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Guys I have not had time to read this entire thread, but Josh gave me the link.. he wanted me to tell you about this:
WHITE RABBIT !!
whitetrabbit.trancetribe.com
Essentially this is our new web server, which is specifically for storage of files.
That is, MP3 sets, and photos.
whiterabbit will be at the heart of the new trancetribe 2004 web site.
Essentially any DJ or producer will be able to have an account, which enables them to upload an MP3 into their own folder on whiterabbit.trancetribe.com (ftp.trancetribe.com).
The new site will be all dynamically run, meaning the moment you upload an MP3, its instantly available, from the web site, in your DJ or producer profile.
No you don't need to be a pro Dj or producer, you can be an amateur.. since there will be section devoted just to amateurs.
I have unlimited storage, and around 30GB of bandwidth a month. This can easily be upgraded to more bandwidth also.
So, (and without taking anything away from TA.com) essentially the new trancetribe.com will be a place where all trance fiends can store and share their sets and productions.. as well as photos (just like inthemix.com.au)
The server is active now, however I need to really wait until I launch the new TT.com web site before I start letting people upload files..
Willl be VERY soon tho.
Cheers
Scottie
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Jan-15-2004 10:43
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starsurfer
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Sydney Australia
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DJway,
definitely interested in talking about this. I would do anything to share some of that bandwidth and space.
You don't NEED TT.com to be able to share the files, remembering that they will be available at whiterabbit.trancetribe.com/djway/setname.mp3
but I hear what you mean. Heck, there isn't anything stopping you from having your site, and also allowing me to pay for some of it, and using the storage also. It could easily work where my site only displays certain files, even though there are lots more availabel for sharing, that's where your site comes in?
I kinda guess TT.com's thing was going to be something like you could go to the DJ profiles page, and then you get to select professional, or amateur. When you go into either.. you get thumbnails and names of Dj's, you choose one and you get their bio, plus a few files you can download, which are their promo sets.
On the home page of trancetribe.com, it would list the 5 newest files available to download. That is essentially how my side of things would work.
Now, i could set whiterabbit.trancetribe.com to point to your server easily, and all I would need is that users files are stores something liked this: 111.222.333.444/username/filename.mp3
If you were happy to store all your files like that also, then I can just integrate the ones I need for my site, while your site will have them all.
Again, I'm not wanting to cause any sort of competition between the two of our sites, so if we can, we can try to push a different image and service:
trancetribe.com: DJ & Producer profiles with downloadable promo MP3s
tranceaddict.com: live set warehouse of all amateur and professional DJ's anywhere!
You see the diff?
Scottie
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