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 File comments for:  Network » Ftp » download.lha

Download

Description: File download utility: http, https and ftp
Download: download.lha
Version: 1.6
Date: 08 Jun 2022
Category: network/ftp
FileID: 12103
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Comment by: pvanni (2.238.147.73)At: 09 Nov 2017, 14:14File version: 1.5

I think the the high CPU usage comes from the frequency of the video refresh, for big files I think the program has to update the video not every byte

 
 
Comment by: anonymous (91.68.221.99)At: 24 Oct 2017, 05:10File version: 1.4

I'm using SFS/02 and CPU gets very high when downloading at high speed (more than 1MB/s on X1000).

Thanks for your answer :-) (I'd wished to have been able to ask you this by mail but I did not find it :-( ).

 
 
Comment by: Tuomas (77.86.211.251)At: 23 Oct 2017, 22:52File version: 1.4

Only SFS2 and NGFS supports such big files.

I tested with one of the many CPU dockies and it was around 0-14%, occasionally it jumped to 24% and then back in a flash. (X1000)

 
 
Comment by: Tuomas (77.86.211.251)At: 23 Oct 2017, 22:36File version: 1.4

Quote: "Would it be possible to add support for files bigger than 2GB ?"

Do you have an example of such file which is free download ?

 
 
Comment by: Tuomas (77.86.211.251)At: 23 Oct 2017, 22:26File version: 1.4

Quote: "Would it be possible to add support for files bigger than 2GB ?" ???

Quote: "why is it using so much CPU time ?" ???

 
 
Comment by: K-L (91.68.221.99)At: 23 Oct 2017, 20:21File version: 1.4

Thanks for this excellent tool. Would it be possible to add support for files bigger than 2GB ?

Another question : why is it using so much CPU time ?

 
 
Comment by: tommysammy (79.195.219.72)At: 07 Oct 2015, 03:56File version: 1.1

Works well here. Many thanks

 
 
Comment by: samo79 (93.147.204.106)At: 06 Oct 2015, 11:30File version: 1.1

@TSK

Tested with SMTube and works perfectly, thanks !

 
 
Comment by: TSK (77.86.211.251)At: 05 Oct 2015, 21:44File version: 1.0

@samo79 From version 1.1 it's possible to play the beginning of a file while the rest of it is still being downloaded.

@tommysammy This is a command line utility (even there's a progress bar window). Pause/stop = CTRL+C, for reconnect start downloading again (there's builtin resume support).

 
 
Comment by: tommysammy (185.2.32.236)At: 04 Oct 2015, 06:02File version: 1.0

Please add Pause, Stop, Reconnect in the next release

 
 
Comment by: samo79 (93.147.204.106)At: 26 Sep 2015, 16:06File version: 1.0

Actually a file downloaded with this tool can be played only after it is downloaded at 100%, however often people would like to play a file (for example a video) even during a download, just to watch it as soon as possible or for any other reason :-) Do you think it could be possible to modify your tool in order to make it possible ?

 
 
Comment by: zzd10h (81.80.208.70)At: 21 Sep 2015, 08:19File version: 1.0

I included your Download program in SMTube package. Thank you Tuomas for this tool !

 
 
Comment by: TSK (77.86.211.251)At: 20 Dec 2014, 16:24File version: 1.0

There's one already.

 
 
Comment by: Severin (146.90.16.18)At: 10 Jun 2014, 16:33File version: 1.0

I use Download for some regular automated downloads. Is it possible to add a quiet switch to stop it opening the gui?

 
 

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