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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 16:33 Post subject: pausing downloads |
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my downloads with web browers seem to be constantly pausing, i can continue them but its annoying to do that all the time...
im not having this prob with torrents.... 
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 16:48 Post subject: |
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IDM or JDownloader...
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 17:50 Post subject: |
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Don't find that to be a joke.
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 18:23 Post subject: |
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human_steel wrote: | Don't find that to be a joke. |
Ok.
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 19:04 Post subject: |
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For file sharing sites,Jdownloader is much better.But for any other kind of download,browser download is enough.
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 20:04 Post subject: |
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JDownloader for file sharing yes but for anything else todays browser downloads are much more convenient than a third party app.
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 20:54 Post subject: |
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All the inbuilt browsers gimp your speeds for downloading and offer extremely limited options.
Download manager for filesharing and general web downloading is much better.
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 21:00 Post subject: |
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I am downloading with firefox and it cant be any easier.
And usually most of bigger files are on torrent sites so browser downloading is only for small-medium files
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 21:06 Post subject: |
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If with downloading gets meant "films/games/music and so on" then yea, i don't use browser.
But for everything else.. why not?
Bullshit about not getting max speed, i'm getting around 13-15mb/s quite fine, aslong as the bandwidth on their side allows it.
Anyway, shouldn't this be in software section?
Don't see how this is hardware related...
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 21:51 Post subject: |
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BearishSun wrote: | JDownloader for file sharing yes but for anything else todays browser downloads are much more convenient than a third party app. |
This! 
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 23:02 Post subject: |
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sausje wrote: | If with downloading gets meant "films/games/music and so on" then yea, i don't use browser.
But for everything else.. why not?
Bullshit about not getting max speed, i'm getting around 13-15mb/s quite fine, aslong as the bandwidth on their side allows it.
Anyway, shouldn't this be in software section?
Don't see how this is hardware related... |
Depends on the site.
There will be many places you will see a gimped download speed while using the browser.
But if you attempt the same download with IDM or the like you will get it much faster.
I didn't think any of you guys would be using these inbuilt downloaders.
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Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2011 23:12 Post subject: |
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Oh so i might get 10mb/s instead of 15... going to take 30 secs longer OMDPIHGOWIGDFOQWBDBBQWTF
Installing more random bullcrap on the other hand...
Downloaders are so 2000 when people actually tought that you could download faster but just connecting to the same download 5x
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 00:37 Post subject: |
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yea you right wrong section, but i still dont know what could be the reason for my downloads freezing.....
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 01:08 Post subject: |
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Like i said, with current internet speed people have, such downloader is hardly worth mentioning.
But you prolly have 10mbit internet, yea then you might notice not having 50kb/s extra speed
Me with 120mbit don't notice if my download goes faster or slower by 1% or even 5%
Oh and FYI, EVERYTHING has impact on performance. No matter how little it is, it does. Period.
So go bullshit elsewere.
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 01:19 Post subject: |
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 01:34 Post subject: |
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So, 0.001% is still impact, not like you claimed "0%"
Plus if a site has 50kb/s speeds only in these days, that website will hardly get used anyway.
How can you say that the software you use is "better", god hard facts to proof your point?
All you have been saying is YOUR opinion, no hard facts.
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 01:37 Post subject: |
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Slizza wrote: | Depends on the site.
There will be many places you will see a gimped download speed while using the browser.
But if you attempt the same download with IDM or the like you will get it much faster.
I didn't think any of you guys would be using these inbuilt downloaders. |
Example please...
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 01:46 Post subject: |
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@Kamikaze666
What browser are you using?
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 01:46 Post subject: |
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sausje wrote: | So, 0.001% is still impact, not like you claimed "0%"
Plus if a site has 50kb/s speeds only in these days, that website will hardly get used anyway.
How can you say that the software you use is "better", god hard facts to proof your point?
All you have been saying is YOUR opinion, no hard facts. |
It's clear too see with all the features on offer in a manager like IDM why it's a million times better software than any of the inbuilt browsers.
Do you really need it explaining to you?
http://www.internetdownloadmanager.com/
Go read about all the features there if you are interested.
Example would be any site where you want to take content but get crappy download speeds with your inbuilt browser.
Try it yourself then try with IDM and almost guaranteed you will get better results.
You will also have a plethora of more options for downloading scheduling and speed limiting etc etc etc that you just don't have with the kind of basic downloaders that are included in browsers.
I'm actually surprised so many of you guys don't already know about this stuff.
It's essential software for me like winrar etc
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 01:53 Post subject: |
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Yea because a website that wants to sell a product NEVER lies about it.
Show us facts or GTFO.
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 02:01 Post subject: |
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Slizza wrote: | It's clear too see with all the features on offer in a manager like IDM why it's a million times better software than any of the inbuilt browsers.
Do you really need it explaining to you?
http://www.internetdownloadmanager.com/
Go read about all the features there if you are interested.
Example would be any site where you want to take content but get crappy download speeds with your inbuilt browser.
Try it yourself then try with IDM and almost guaranteed you will get better results.
You will also have a plethora of more options for downloading scheduling and speed limiting etc etc etc that you just don't have with the kind of basic downloaders that are included in browsers.
I'm actually surprised so many of you guys don't already know about this stuff.
It's essential software for me like winrar etc |
Dont worry we know about the program.I am waiting for a example site when i will have crappy 50kb/s download and with IDM will have magically 1MB/s...Explain please what is the mechanism behind this "increasing of speed".
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 02:04 Post subject: |
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I just did a personal test, 13.5Mb/s without 13.9Mb/s with... (this was only from 1 website tho, don't get your hopes up and epeen bigger.)
Difference in total download time for 1Gb was 1 sec.
Yea totally worth having installed 
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 02:08 Post subject: |
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Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2011 02:17 Post subject: |
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You getting paid to attract customers or what?
And no, i complain all i want on here. Problem sir?
And yes, a website does lie about shit to get their product sold. EVERY company does that within a certain marge.
But yea, we are all derps because we are not having this piece of software that is uber amazing and forged by god his hands.     
Slizza wrote: | Try file sharing sites. they regularly gives bad speeds on basic downloaders that are improved with a manager.
Also ripping conmtent from most sites. obviously if it's maxing otu your internet connection to begin with you wont see a speed improvment. |
I did these things 11 years ago, when i was 15... so i guess now we know your age and explains why you are so trying to FORCE us to use a product.
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This is not how things work, we still asked you for proof, can't just counter that by saying you show proof why it's not better. That instant shows that you have NOTHING to back your words up.
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