大文件建议
购买后，我必须向客户提供 2 GB 左右的媒体文件（压缩）。关于如何向普通大众提供如此大的文件的任何建议（翻译过来就是：不熟练使用 FTP 或其他东西的互联网新手用户）。
我们可以为 Windows 用户构建一个下载管理器，但我怀疑我们能否为 Mac/Linux 提供一个下载管理器。有我不知道的标准解决方案吗？
谢谢！
I have to deliver 2-ish GB media files to customers (zipped up) after purchase. Any advice on how to deliver such big files to the general population (translated: novice internet users who will not be savvy enough to use FTP or something).
We can build a download manager for Windows users, but I doubt we'll be able to get one for Mac/Linux. Is there a standard solution I don't know about?
Thanks!
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对于大多数使用高速互联网连接的用户来说，无论新手与否，直接的 HTTP 下载链接可能就足够了。只需确保 HEAD 和 GET 的 HTTP 响应返回
Content-Length标头，以便用户获得准确的下载进度条。在我看来，对于新手来说唯一合理的选择可能是下载管理器。您当然可以构建自己的（可能使用 Real Basic 这样的产品来快速为所有 3 个平台编写代码）
有许多公司也有现成的“下载助手”。可能想看看像 Adobe 这样的公司使用什么来下载软件。
编辑：原来 Adobe 使用自定义 AIR 应用程序作为其“下载助手”，这也是一个跨平台选项。
For most users on a high speed internet connection, novice or not, a direct HTTP download link is likely sufficient. Just be sure that your HTTP responses for both HEAD and GET return the
Content-Lengthheader so that users get an accurate progress bar for their download.In my opinion, the only other reasonable option for novices is probably a download manager. You could of course build your own (possibly using a product like Real Basic to quickly code for all 3 platforms)
There are a number of companies out there that have off the shelf "download assistants" as well. May want to take a look at what companies like Adobe are using for their software downloads.
EDIT: Turns out Adobe uses a custom AIR application for their "download assistant" which is a cross platform option as well.
我想说将它们作为 .torrent 文件。这样人们就可以从上次中断的地方继续，而不必重新开始。您可以将文件分成一堆 rar 或 .r01-.r20，这将有助于分发。最重要的是，您不希望人们不得不重新开始，这可能会令人沮丧。使用 .torrent 是可行的，特别是如果您不想使用 FTP。
Windows 没有内置的 .torrent 处理程序，但我确信 Linux 有。 OS X 我也不确定。
I'd say have them as a .torrent file. That way people can continue where they left off, and don't have to start over. You can divide the file into a bunch of rar's or .r01-.r20 and it'll help with distribution. THe bottom line is you don't want people to keep having to start over, this can be frustrating. With a .torrent is viable, especially if you don't want to use FTP.
Windows doesn't have a built in .torrent handler, but I'm sure Linux does. OS X I'm not sure about either.