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I'm not smart enough to made that, can you help me?

I will learn.

Most upload speeds are usually a 10th of total download speed, some maybe more. It depends on the ISP and how they serve the download/upload ratio. For example say a user has 1Mb broadband connection. Note Mb stands for megabit not megabyte, a megabit is 1024 bits.

 

This will allow the user to download at around 120KB (kilobytes) per second maximum (Kb / 8 = Kilobytes). Now take a 10th of their download speed and you'll get their maximum upload speed, which will be around 12KB per second.

 

You can then use this max upload speed as a guide. To do this you'll convert the file size of the uploaded file in to Kilobytes and divide the filesize by their upload speed, eg 3072KB divide by 12Kb = 256 seconds (or ~4.5 minutes).

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