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  2. One way of getting the chunks could be:
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  3. There is nothing wrong with your explaining skills! There are however people who do not want things to be explained to them but instead things being done for them. Or English is not the native language but the posts look pretty ok to me in grammar, so why someone with such a grasp of the language never has heard about "chunks" is beyond me. Also while reading a file in chunks and sending it over UDP will probably work in a local network, I'm pretty sure the resulting file on the receiver end will be damaged after being transmitted like that over a more complex network infrastructure. That is unless one adds also packet sequencing code to the transmission (and in doing so more or less reimplements the TCP protocol on top of UDP).
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  4. You are loading the ENTIRE FILE then trying to transmit (all 600MB presumably) in one go. To remove the error you need to send a maximum of 1500 bytes of the file A BIT AT A TIME by reading the first 1500 bytes, write that to the UDP port then reading the next 1500 bytes and write that .... and so on - a method of which I demonstrated to you in the image posted for bluetooth earlier (the code for which you can download from the Code Repository). Short of writing it for you (and it is not my home-work), there is not a lot else I can tell you. Perhaps someone else can explain it better than I
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  5. I added the info to the LabVIEW Wiki page on XControls
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