It’s possible to add sync.con to the cloud services? Since google is limiting the storage I was looking different option and seems like sync.com is cheap & has good reputation.
I’m looking where to migrate my 25TB library that I currently have with Google & share with my friends or split an unlimited account with another user. Since I have only 2 month left with Google.
25 terabytes! Besides the main request of this thread, which would be useful on itself, haven’t you ever considered buying a NAS or building your own media server?
I know the upfront cost is way bigger but long term you won’t have to deal with cloud services prices nor ridiculous policies.
Is this just a dream or did you actually do this? Rclone doesn’t support sync and sync is actually very slow in my experience, so it’s basically useless for any large files. Even open drive is better (which does work with infuse through WebDAV) but nothing beats Google Drive/Dropbox/Box outside of your own NAS
If this isn’t a suggestion that you want then there’s no need to belittle a users request. Some people are leaving Google and Dropbox due to limitations they don’t like.
You had more than one million gigabytes stored on Google Drive? That’s more raw data than can be stored on 10,000 triple-layer 100gb UHD Blu-ray Discs each full to the final bit.
(Best I can tell, there have been fewer than 1,300 total unique commercial titles released on UHD discs (of any size) since the format’s inception thru Feb of this year.)
Hello, I have trouble understanding, how can you direct people to a NAS when you have more than 100 tb of multimedia storage. When I see the price of a nas and hard drives, I have trouble understanding how you find it profitable…, for 50 tb why not and again… but from 100 tb I don’t see the profitability
Box.com doesn’t do the job well either. Because of the limitation of storage per file, we are forced to go through rclone+chunky this greatly slows down the upload rate. You have to see for sync.com, but I’m afraid it doesn’t work properly because API management doesn’t seem to be their strength either