1. Do they clear all the previous year's info from the records?
2. Where do I register for "new" FTP permission?
Maybe my eyes aren't catching it on the Otakon site but I'm a little lost...
Pinkjacketaddict wrote:Why is my video 20,795,897 bytes on the disk, but is 20, 795, 611 bytes on the FTP client? Can I verify if I sent in the wrong file?
VicBond007 wrote:Here's a list...

Pinkjacketaddict wrote:Why is my video 20,795,897 bytes on the disk, but is 20, 795, 611 bytes on the FTP client? Can I verify if I sent in the wrong file?
deuceloosely wrote:1. Do they clear all the previous year's info from the records?
2. Where do I register for "new" FTP permission?
s0matic wrote:There's no "Video Received, But No Form" section so I'm assuming I'm in the clear, even though I didn't get a confirmation e-mail for my form submission.
VicBond007 wrote:If you do not get a confirmation e-mail from your form submission, then your spam filter is eating it. The webserver that hosts my database is not in the same network as otakon.org, so when I send an e-mail from my server, using the otakon e-mail address, some spam filters will toss the message.

s0matic wrote:Nothing in my spam folder.
I had to send the form twice. The first time it bounced, and it gave me an error message. The second time it gave me a confirmation page, but did not receive a confirmation e-mail. If I have to guess the reason I didn't get an e-mail probably has something to do with the first bounce. Though I don't know.
VicBond007 wrote:s0matic wrote:Nothing in my spam folder.
I had to send the form twice. The first time it bounced, and it gave me an error message. The second time it gave me a confirmation page, but did not receive a confirmation e-mail. If I have to guess the reason I didn't get an e-mail probably has something to do with the first bounce. Though I don't know.
Well either way, I can tell you that I got your video, so you can sleep now

RolltheStampede wrote:i gotta get access first
Disk clustering. You'll notice there are always 2 file sizes. Actual size, and size on disk. Don't worry, we got the whole thing, not that 0.2 KB is going to make a difference.
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