We are solving the problem of users downloading their files to their local machine and then uploading it to their Dropbox (huge files).
And yeah, if you give it a Youtube URL, it will upload the video as it is, to your Dropbox.
We are solving the problem of users downloading their files to their local machine and then uploading it to their Dropbox (huge files).
And yeah, if you give it a Youtube URL, it will upload the video as it is, to your Dropbox.
At first, it makes sense. But after a second thought; this (uploading directly to Dropbox) will happen when and if you want to download that file only for backup or to use/view it later.
Because if i use the app and save that "huge" file directly to Dropbox, i have to wait for it to be downloaded to my computer to use/view it.
Did i understood correctly? Or it saves the file locally as well?
We also provide additional support to save the videos to your Dropbox for popular sites (including Youtube, Vimeo)
-"Slow, costly internet connection? Save your bandwidth and download quotas by..." (identify problem)
-"Our service saves files from the internet directly to your dropbox without using your connection" (how it works)
-"Spending $x per yGB? At $4.99 per year you can save $z" (value proposition
-features (esp security), how it works (diagram?) pricing/signup
Good luck & congrats on your launch
Coming from India, I m really used to slow connections. And where the Bandwidth is costly. And Unlimited connections are really not affordable here.
This app is meant to solve the problem of saving huge files to your Dropbox (since we upload it from our servers).
You just need to authorize us, and start giving the url's, we'll handle the rest of your url so it safely reaches your Dropbox.
Does this mean that you automatically remove the downloads after a year, or in other words, not only download files but remove them as well?
Thanks, I ve updated the message.
Original comment: That doesn't sound logical, why would you remove downloads from a user's Dropbox? It isn't costing you storage space because the downloads are saved in the user's Dropbox, and if they don't need the download any more, they should be clever enough to remove it themselves.
I personally wouldn't be happy if a service I paid for started to remove files without my knowledge or consent...