file size: unlimited
send movies in .wmv | H.246 | QuickTime | iMovie HD | other video files

Type the text or copy & paste the text below into an FTP address form:

FTP Server Address:              67.205.101.1
User Name:                              send
Password:                                images
Directory / Initial Path            /public_ftp/incoming

To get your file into the incoming folder use: /public_ftp/incoming

The primary new feature of 3.0.0 is the ability to run under multiple platforms. FileZilla 3 does not only run under Windows, but also under Linux, *BSD, Mac OS X and many more. In addition, the internals of FileZilla have been streamlined and modernized -- http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=7337412008 |

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Transmit: http://www.panic.com/transmit/ | Mac $29.95

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Fetch: http://fetchsoftworks.com/ | Mac - Fetch 5 $25

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Apple OS X Leoperd may also work as written below

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Apple OS X Tiger instructions:

FTP
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=151664 | Connect to Server
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106471 | Connect to Server

FTP Files Without a Third-Party Program
Need to email somebody a file that’s larger than a typical email limit of 5MB?
You can use FTP, because you can upload huge files with no restriction.
You probably already knew that, but did you know that you don’t have to buy a third-party FTP client to FTP your files?

That’s right, you can do it right from within Mac OS X Tiger.

Here’s how:

Go to the Finder’s Go menu, and choose Connect to Server.
When the dialog appears, just type the FTP address where you want the file to go and click Connect.
You may either get directly connected, or depending on whose server you’re connecting to, it may ask you for your

Name and Password
(that keeps people from just jumping on anyone’s server and uploading files at random).

Once you’re “in,” you’ll see a folder — now you can just drag-and-drop the file you want to transfer into that folder and the transfer will begin.