Gazup is another online service that provides its users with the means to upload files to multiple file hosts at once. It works like previously mentioned Rapidspread and UploadJockey by providing an interface that supports the selection of multiple file hosts. The file hosts uploader supports file hosts like Rapidshare, Megaupload and seven additional file hosts all with upload capacities between 100 and 500 Megabytes each.
The file upload service works by selecting the mirror sites that the file should be uploaded to in the first step. After that the file has to be uploaded to the Gazup servers. It is alternatively possible to pick the remote upload option instead which makes it possible to paste urls that point to files in a form which get then downloaded by Gazup. Once the files have been uploaded either way they get distributed by Gazup to the selected file hosts.
This is shown visually on a new page listing the current upload status of each individual file host. The download links are shown when an upload has finished successfully. This link can be copied and pasted as usual.
Gazup does offer special sharing links for forums, websites and friends. It is a simple code that can be embedded in the context. It does link to the main Gazup page where the user has the option to select one of the available file hosts mirrors. This is excellent for users who regularly upload files for forums and websites and want to make sure that the files are still available after some time.
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I’m looking for a fast desktop upload application, since I’m not a fan of online-upload tools and neither do I like to use The Rapidshare Manager, which is the worst piece of digital crap available to users, does anyone have a suggestion for me?
I think that this application is only advisable for small files like presentations, documents, and other school/work files.
The good thing about this is that you don’t need to worry if the site where your file is uploaded is active or down. Because there are numerous alternative links provided.
It’s just work fine to upload to 2 or 3 file hosts while more than that the upload process is easily down.
I like Multiupload.com better!