New Speed record

Feb 10, 2002, 8:02 AM ET7 posts by 4 posters
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Andy Howard

Server: Craig's Server Max Connections: 20 Program used: Gozilla Max Speed: 121 K/s Episode: 106--The Son Also Draws Result: when i played the file, halfway through the opening theme, the audio fucks up & dies

So I deleted the file and set max connections to 5, it took longer, but the audio was intact through the whloe ep.

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CraigAndy Howard

Interesting... although that doesn't make any sense at all!

Craig http://amdm.cjb.net
Andy HowardCraig

What don't you understand "Craig" wrote in message news:[email]...

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CraigAndy Howard

Two things: A) Why audio would act like that at all on a digital file (it should either work or not work) B) Why the number of connections or speed should make a difference

Craig http://amdm.cjb.net
gareth youngCraig

"Craig" wrote in message news:[email]...

i guess it's possible that the program that downloads all the snippets screws up when putting them all back together therefore corrupting the file in a subtle way. i had that problem with the last episode i downloaded. i then downloaded it again and it worked perfectly.

Gareth. quote of the day..... 'no no,you won't do at all,you'll make everyone vomit before dinner' but i know all the tricks,
Andy Howardgareth young

I think it's becaused I paused it a time or two & it corrupted it. Set your connects to at least 5. "gareth young" wrote in message news:a46h2s$1cg4nj$[email]...

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Hamish T. SnowdenAndy Howard

I do not believe the problems have to do with pausing, or the number of connections open. I am running gozilla 3.9, so I can only have one connection open for the whole show, and I keep getting problems too. What I have just started doing, though, is about every 10 mb I rename it to .mpg and watch that bit, to check for problems, then if there are none, copy it to a different folder, and then repeat the process. This way (for those on slow connections) you can discover problems almost as soon as they develop and go back to the last copy that was not corrupted, and replace the new copy with the old one, and it will start downloading from where it left off with the previous file. The problem may be that it is over http and not ftp, maybe not as reliable. I know the last half dozen episodes I have downloaded have almost all had problems, this is why I am changing my approach. The last episode, Stuck together, torn apart, for example had problems at both about 16 minutes and then the last 30 seconds for me on the first try. I haven't tried again yet though.

"Andy Howard" wrote in message news:3c66c9d4$[email]...

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