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| Blackkatt |
Posted - 08 Apr 2010 : 16:30:30
Hi, XMM seems to be limited somehow at 100KB/s when updating movies or downloading updates. I'm updating 500+ movies and it takes FOREVER!!! its always been like this. Like when updateing with the imdb script we talk about 20kb/s at max. Fix this please.
Another thing I've notice is that when updating using chains i my case I use two scripts, imdb+dvdempire but in "update from the internet window" it says scripts done 1/4 ??? |
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| JustME |
Posted - 20 Apr 2010 : 22:01:57
I have also noticed that if you are not careful, you can end up using extra scripts...even though you only have one selected, it sometimes takes the first script in the list too....just noticed this on the latest release.
Simply opening the one you want and then select next it takes only one.... |
| Prinz |
Posted - 16 Apr 2010 : 13:44:12
I would say the most time the script and magic script engine simply processes and saves the downloaded data. That is the main limiting factor not the download speed.
Not to forget: You don't won't a to high download speed (many requests per second), because every good server will block this sooner or later. It will think it's being attacked.
The scripts only loads the pure html content which are only a few KB, sometimes not even 1 KB, that doesn't take much time. |
| Blackkatt |
Posted - 16 Apr 2010 : 13:27:27
quote:
Originally posted by JustME
Depending on the speed of the site where we you are getting the info from it can be slow. If IMDB's site is slow then your download will be slow.
Also depending on what you have using the network at the time, internet performance will be slow.
Check to see if you have anything else running in the background that could be using your net connection. Try hijackthis and see if you have anything extra running
Hehe thnx for trying. But its not that. I download a lot faster when i surf the site in question. And if you read closely Ive said it always been like this. |
| JustME |
Posted - 11 Apr 2010 : 16:56:34
Depending on the speed of the site where we you are getting the info from it can be slow. If IMDB's site is slow then your download will be slow.
Also depending on what you have using the network at the time, internet performance will be slow.
Check to see if you have anything else running in the background that could be using your net connection. Try hijackthis and see if you have anything extra running |
