Pando2.5.1.4

Crash every time by sending a folder (160Mo)

Pando does everything it is supposed to. I went to the site. I d/l Pando for the Mac. It installed version 2.5.1.4 - no problems. It opened up and was self explanatory to use. I sent a 14.3 MB file - no problems. MBP / OS 10.6.4

This is NOT version 2.5.0.14 which is only available for Windows at this time. Mac version is still at 2.5.0.13 dated 4/8/2010.

In the past Pando has worked quite well for me, but now on my iMac Quad Core i5 it refuses to run at all.

Still not working on PPC. MacUpdate informations are wrong about platform and requirements.

This version doesn't work on Intel 10.6.2, impossible to launch.

This used to work really well, but now I just get the spinning beach ball of death at some point during upload and have to force quit (OS X 10.4.11). Even worse, the email sends before the file has uploaded, leaving multiple recipients with a useless pando file in their inbox (in my case twice, as I tried to resend after restarting the MacBook, only to experience the same problem). The final nail in the coffin is that the latest Windows installer can't seem to access the Pando servers to install itself in certain IT firewall configurations, making it unnecessarily difficult for PC users to install it.

All aces for me. For the last several updates, I've had no problems. I send MP3 files fairly regularly as part of a web cast I do and this is just what I need. simple.... free and it works.

Have used Pando for a number of years. Has become increasingly unreliable and troublesome. Giving up on it, despite being a current Pro paying member. Have had many exchanges with Peter in support over the years, who does a fine job. Shame about the programme.

The installer is broken. The BOM file for the package “Pando.pkg” does not seem to exist.

Actually setting it up and using Pando is quite easy and the options it offers are quite convenient...! I find myself using it on a regular basis now...and I even upgraded to the Pro version, which now seems to have enhanced the downloading experience for the recipients, so for me it was worth it...! (Not sure why, but I never really grew fond of Podmailing, which is probably an interesting alternative for some...) Unfortunately the upload speeds on my side are still kind of slow, even though I am on a rather fast connection...!? And it is really annoying that even in the full paid Pro version you have to be bothered with banner ads, just like in the free version...! For 25$ they could at least get rid of those...!?

Early versions of Pando were very useful, sent music files, etc. to UK contact for web article. Now whenever I try to open anything, jpg photo, sound file, etc. I get the 'invalid or corrupt' message. So it's completely useless. Running Mac OS 10.4.11. I removed everything Pando including prefs and history (I uninstalled it in other words) and have installed the two most recent versions with no change.

Works very well, but it has a little bug (never corrected): every time I double-click a pando file, it shows a warning message "Please free some disk space and try again. Not enough free disk space", but it open the file anyway. I have lot of GB free of course. Tried to clear all pref files, but it shows again

As of 1.8.1, still no support for accented characters - not even in file-paths. A deal-breaker for many of us. I.e unusable for Scandinavians, French, etc.

Advertisement banner are not suitable for all audiences in this however free and useful software. I never received 2 replies involving foreign language support (which was useful for the development of this program). Beside the very nice icon, Pando's interface and features seem at the same early stage of podmailer development, and get worse on Windows: meanwhile podmailer preserves the same interface on both Win and Mac (with a simple interface which is well balanced with its simple features) Pando for windows fills the screen with questions and warnings and gets into everything, (if you want to). More popups and so on. Wish this helps to developers.

Podmailer is a free alternative to Pando and slowness, also the size files is unlimited and it is 100 % free ! http://www.podmailing.com/ Works for Mac and Windows plus it won't bug with accented letters like Pando does from the very begining !

as said before they still have not corrected these bugs relative too accented letters, but since the 2 or 3 latest updates, the upload bitrate is very crappy ... Not more than 5 kb/s in average with some picks at 30 Kb/s ..... They know, it looks to be relative too the mac version only and they answer "we were making updates to our servers, wait till next week all will be ok then" ...

Still not corrected the problem to support files, messages or path with accentuated letters in names ... In messages, accentuated letters appears replaced with uncorrect characters, if the file name or the path contains accentuated letters, Pando will not package and upload the file. The bug as been reported often and still not corrected after several updates !

I don't know.... The last 4 versions of Pando still completely crash every time I open them, no matter how I delete the application support and preference files, and now going back to 1.0.0.2 doesn't even work!!! Using 10.3.9. Maybe it's just not compatible with Panther anymore. If so, shame on you! (As of version 1.5.5.2, it DOES work again on my Tiger machines...)

Newest version 1.5.5.0 works good now. Recommend to go newest version and use. Thanks

One thing that always puts me away from Pando is that I have to register and if I am one another platform...say....Windows, I have to download Pando as well to be able to download the file... If your friends are on Linux...well...they cannot dowload the files at all... 'Quickshareit' I tried this one and it works so far: http://app.quickshareit.com/ It's very practical and fast, no need to register, and works with anyone that has a browser. it's also free. And strangely is not on Macupdate... (?!) p.s. I am not the developer of this app. :-) Just an alternative I like too share.

Not working. Hogs my iMac with Intel core duo. The update doesn«t help. Thrashed it.

Good work y'all. (Southerner) Pando has really help me out on sending fairly substantial print files to priting output providers. It's rapidly becoming part of our prepress workflow. Thanks for a nice alternative/solution.

Works fairly well. YouSendIt and some other web browser-based services do things similarly, but the Mac client is fast and easy (though somewhat crash-prone).

wow!this is good! I intend to use this for my upcoming trip to india to upload all home videos!ha!ha!ha!

Um...this current version no long allows me to send files. What's going on? Server clog? Program problem?

Pando is great. I've tried a couple of other "token" based apps, but this one finally gets it right with a 1 GB limit, which is fantastic for a free product of this kind. Has been a coporate life-saver for me on a couple of occasions when sending materials to far places of the world. Still has some minor issues, but I can't wait to see the Mac version getting even more integrated. Great product! Use it all the time.

Thanks! This program just keeps getting better and better!

Best...app...ever. ^_^ This app is seriously cool. I normally use YouSendIt.com, but they recently lowered their 1GB file limit down to 100MB, which is stupid. They keep going back and forth. Meh...

This appears to be about the best possible way to share large files with friends and family. You don't need to set up an FTP site, or get a .Mac account with a public folder, or mess around with emailing a giant file (and risk that it won't be received). Pando works kind of like a Bittorrent client. You add your files, it generates a .pando link file, and emails that off to whomever you want to pick up your file. That person then opens the link, and via the magic of P2P file sharing, gets the file from you and from anyone else who has already received the file and has Pando running. But here's where it gets good: It ALSO sends the file to Pando's "super-node" servers, which means that there's always at least one "seeder" online at any given time. So even if you quit Pando and go away, your recipient can still pick up the file. (Within 14 days of its upload, at least.) Basically, it's like BitTorrent or Gnutella with a super-fast peer in the mix. Or, alternately, it's like Pando sets up an FTP server for you, plus it works even faster if there's more people online (since they'll all feed the file, thus increasing the speed of downloads). But just because it's P2P, it doesn't mean that this is for illegal files or wahtever. This works just as well (better even) for sharing photos of your kids with Grandma, or swapping a few big Word files with classmates or colleagues. It's not secure (well, it's a little secure, but don't send your taxes this way), and there's still a few bugs (it's beta), but the app works great already and is only getting better.

Great idea. Great execution. Great app.

Great app, this works so much better than YouSendIt, because you can send multiple files without having to archive them in a single file, and can pause and resume transfers too. Its very useful for sending big files to friends that use either a Mac or a Windows PC.

Works well. Looks like a new backbone for wide-spread anonymous file sharing of music and film has just been unleashed. Praise to the digital P2P gods.

Who cares how it works! Just use it propellorheads! Great program that fits a need. Well done chaps.

Referring to the developer's site works wonders for explaining how this works: http://www.pando.com/beta/tour0