You would not need to split the files up to put it up on MegaUpload.
Torrents are not ideal for obscure files of a low demand. I'm not getting any seeds.
The Torrent is 650MB. MegaUpload.com allows up to 1024MB files. No need to purchase a premium account to do so! (You only need a premium account to upload files larger than 1024MB or to download files larger than 1000MB)
If you were to put the folder in a .RAR archive and upload the single file to MegaUpload.com, that would be more ideal for sharing since the file would be hosted on a server instead of a P2P network, where availability depends on people seeding.
Torrents are better for movies, games, and other things that would gain up to 300+ peers. This file, unfortunately, isn't in a high enough of a demand or popularity to warrant the use of torrents. All Torrents start out slow, that's something I understand. But it would REALLY help with the distribution of your files-- now and in the long run-- if you were to use a fileshare website whenever possible, as in this case. MegaUpload is one of your best candidates since it can host larger files for free.
Food for thought: So far each of my alternative download links of your Thunder Force remasters (
http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=1441101&postcount=13) have been downloaded more than 20 times. 1.9GB x 20 = 38GB. I've essentially distributed 38GB of data after having only personally uploaded 1.9GB. That does not include the MP3 convert I also made available, which has been downloaded 15 times (330MB X 15). (You can manage uploaded files and monitor how many times they've been downloaded with a FREE MegaUpload registered account.)
I've achieved a share ratio of 20.0+ without my PC even needing to be turned on! Ideally, people should obtain a ratio of at least 1.0 before removing the files from the Torrent manager or stop uploading. But there are the occasional hit-and-run downloaders; and even with a share ratio of 1.0, you're only passing the files ONCE to someone else. Torrents have a pyramid structure. It relies on 1 person [you] to upload to 5 people to upload to 10 people to upload to 20 people, and so on. And then there's the case of people with a dozen or so Torrents in their lists: they can only dedicate so much bandwidth per Torrent such that you end up on the waiting list on another waiting list. I'm not necessarily trying to say that fileshares are overall better than Torrents, though it may certainly seem like it.
Unfortunately, having these files available through other means DOES cripple your Torrents, as people prefer to download with the fileshare rather than download AND upload with a Torrent, but MegaUpload is the only fileshare that's a better, FREE alternative for distribution of files smaller than 1GB than torrents. Most fileshares only allow up to 300MB files without paying, and I can understand why you wouldn't want to host this without splitting it. But, again, you won't have to split the file with MegaUpload.
Please take what I've said into consideration.
