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Uploading a HD video to internet

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I have a 8.4GB HD mp4 video I like to upload to the internet for streaming. I do not wish to upload to Youtube as it has advertisements and restrictions.

How do I upload to my owndomain.com web hosting? which linux software i can install? I currently have wordpress running on my own domain.

Thank you!
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I recommend you make a torrent for it and let people with bittorrent clients (e.g. uTorrent) help you host it and provide extra bandwidth.
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The suggestion made in post # a39749957 is a legitimate use of file sharing software, as opposed to all the illegitimate uses of it (like software and media piracy), so I don't understand why it wasn't considered a valid option for file distribution by eenookami.
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