hello i have tube site i Need VPS + FFmpeg +unlimited transfer disk space 100 Gb trasnfer data unlimited install ffmpeg sotware my site inf 5000 visits daily 400 Gb data transfer daily please pm me if interstes and price
No one can provide you unlimited bandwidth as it does not exist actually. However, i have sent you a pm with an offer to meet your needs. Best Regards Xpertusman
sounds like you need a dedicated server buddy try ovh.co.uk. If you're not in the UK, drop me a message I can resell one to you.
Kindly Takes a look at this thread, http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1368461 Free VPS optimize and free FFMPEG install with all relevant tools
i would recommend you http://www.hostv.com/vps-hosting.shtml thier speciality is ffmpeg hosting part of citrex
400*30 days =12000gb = 11tb approx wow no shared server / vps can hold this i see their max plan has 4000gb BW only + extra bandwidth cost 0.10 per gb so he has to shell approx 120$ basic + 800$ for rest of 8000gb i would say go for dedicated server from fdc servers
With that bandwidth, (12TBs approximately each month), I would highly suggest you look at something from www.fdcservers.net or www.10tb.com and if you need management PM me and I'll give you a special price.
There is nothing like Unlimited Bandwidth. Just tell your requirements like 5,10TB etc.We would suggest something according to your needs. a pure 100mbps unmetered port would cost you a bomb.
You just said theres nothing like unlimited bandwhich but there is on fdc servers which have been around for long now very trusty * 4GB RAM * 1.5TB HDD * 100Mbit Unmetered * 30 IP Addresses (not assigned at setup) $149/month I would suggest if you want quality go with them and sell of recourses that you dont need to some else,
Unlimited != Unmetered Unmetered connections do have a limit, just they are capped in different way. like for example the plan you listed of FDC. in this plan the limits for 100mbps Unmetered are there here is a limit of 30upload & 20TB download on this connection.since there is a limited. technically, it can't be called unlimited. Hence, I still stand by my statement that "nothing is unlimited"