
March 19th, 2013, 10:58 PM
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Lost in code
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You don't have a whole lot of options if you goal is to have a web based file upload.
With Flash or Java you could program a chunked file transfer and keep each chunk under 64MB. At this time, it's not possible to do that in all major browsers using only HTML/JS.
You could ask the web host to configure a higher limit or you could switch web hosts.
In some situations, you could have the customer upload the file using something like FTP instead of a web interface. You could also find a Flash or Java program that uploads over FTP instead of HTTP.
The upload being slow is more likely an issue with either your connection speed or the server's connection speed. The only way to improve it is to get a better connection. In the US, most residential broadband connections are capable of upload speeds of about 50 - 250 KB/s. If the server is on a 1Mb/s uplink it will max out at 125KB/s.
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