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Where did you download the mpg file?<br />
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From Safari?
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Where did you download the mpg file?

From Safari?

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I'm downloading it from IE11.<br />
I'm connected to my home WiFi
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I'm downloading it from IE11.
I'm connected to my home WiFi

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I'm having trouble downloading an 83 meg file. it keeps coming down as 0 kb. and finishes downloading in less than a second.<br />
And yet it was uploaded as 83 meg.<br />
Any body else have issues downloading from iCloud? Any solutions?
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I'm having trouble downloading an 83 meg file. it keeps coming down as 0 kb. and finishes downloading in less than a second.
And yet it was uploaded as 83 meg.
Any body else have issues downloading from iCloud? Any solutions?

iCloud only downloading 0 kb; actually an 83 meg file

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