iOS Another problem with application submission...

Having experienced many problems with application submission with Apple's application Loader, I went to a university, and started uploading my 1GByte application from there. It took 20 minutes (they have a really fast connection), and that was a really painful procedure to be done using the iTunesConnect web page. Of course, this couldn't be done from my house, because of the dreaded 401 error that keeps showing up for no reason at all in the application loader, and because while using the iTunes Connect page the connection will be reset after 1 hour of uploading.

My application was rejected some days ago. I changed it, and I went in the iTunesConnect page to prepare it to accept my new binary. I thought that maybe the problem was fixed.

So I click on the option "Replace Binary" and then I select the "Upload Binary Later" option. I save the changes, and when I return to the main page, the application status is still Rejected, and the Application Loader does not find any eligible applications for upload! I have tried this many times with no luck. I can't go to the same university and use the same connection again, for many reasons that are irrelevant to the subject.

So, the problem remains:
1) I can't even get the system to recognize that I am about to upload a new binary
2) Even if I manage to do 1), I won't be able to upload my application, since Application Loader does not work!

Please, I am desperate on this one. Can anyone provide me with some information?

It's a free application about many kinds of medical procedures. It was developed for a client, and I really can't do anything about it. The app itself would weight around 100 MBytes, if it wasn't for his videos, that he insisted to include.

I know about all the things you mention, guys, and thanks for the replies and thoughts, but my job is to get this application online for my client, and I really can't do anything about the size of the app. There are dozens of mp4 videos made by him and some hundred pictures that are approx. 6-8Kbytes each. I did everything I could to reduce the size and that was the best I could do

If someone can explain me how can 70 mp4 videos of 10 minutes each fit into less than 1 GByte with video quality not being dropped at a point where it's unviewable, I'd be glad to hear from him (and that's not an irony, I would really like some advice, if anyone has any).

North Bronson said:

Can't you convince your client to host the videos on a server?

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I managed to upload the application. Apparently, there was a problem with their serves, as a technician told me, that it has been fixed now.

dejo said:

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPod; U; CPU iPhone OS 3_1_3 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/528.18 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile/7E18 Safari/528.16)

Just be prepared for this app to get rejected for 'excessive bandwidth usage'.

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Can you elaborate? What do you mean by excessive bandwidth usage?

dejo said:

Make sure you've read the iPhone SDK Agreement, especially the section on Cellular Network.

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What does cellular newtwork have to do with my app?

I think you need to re-read the description of my application above...

forcesteeler said:

Downloading a 1GB file on a cellular network is like me trying to download a Game on XboxLive and it's 1 Terabyte?. How many users/customer's do you think will download that? It would take almost the whole day.

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You should distinguish cellular network from wifi in your posts. If you try to download a big file from a cellular network, you will receive an error message saying that this application needs WiFi.

That's why people have computers. To download big files.

Anyway, wether or not this application is good is not the point of this thread. I asked about connectivity problems, and all I get are answers considering the Application. I make things I am paid to do. I give my warnings, but the final words come out of the mouth of the one that pays. If something goes wrong, I will act accordingly.

Anyway, I think the subject is closed. There's nothing else to be said here.