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Well, for start, you would need to upload 5GB. Not sure how much time it would take you given that usually normal US consumer has a crap connection when it come
by unnouinceput 7y ago
Well, for start, you would need to upload 5GB. Not sure how much time it would take you given that usually normal US consumer has a crap connection when it comes to it.
Always amazed how in Earth USA is still 1st economy with all the crap Verizon/Comcast & Co do to average US citizen.
- notfed 7y agoIt's JavaScript. It runs on the client side.
- MarcellusDrum 7y agoThe script do run on the client side, but it can't access images from your computer, so you will have to upload it first so it can access it from the server.
- _def 7y agoIt may be possible via the FileReader API
- zeta0x10 7y agoYeah, but you don't upload it - you just make it accessible to the browser. So you read it into memory, but you would do the same with a "native" program (despite the fact that a very large file might be read more intelligently if it doesn't fit into RAM).
- TrinaryWorksToo 7y agoCouldn't you upload the file to a blob, keeping it client side? Re: MarcellusDrum
- Aperocky 7y agolol, so much so, I create games in javascript so I only need a static server.