mp4 when badly setup glitches horribly on slower machines. and it
isn't easy to setup well has to be checked (on a slower machine ;)
this 'format competition' is boring, especially as my dongle got
caught inadvertently dloading a 5min 500mB file which really annoyed
me, I only get 3GB/month on
R
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Subject: Re: [backstage] RDTV launched
mp4 when badly setup glitches horribly on slower machines. and it
R ??
My curiosity is killing me - is this a Bbc code? Does it stand for
'right' or maybe 'rong' ;)
Nico M
2009/4/18 Jeremy Stone jem.st...@bbc.co.uk:
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It's a pirate thing.
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 2:19 PM, Nico Morrison microni...@gmail.com wrote:
R ??
My curiosity is killing me - is this a Bbc code? Does it stand for
'right' or maybe 'rong' ;)
Nico M
2009/4/18 Jeremy Stone jem.st...@bbc.co.uk:
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You had also better watch out with the new HD (720p) BBC iPlayer streams
I noticed the 1hr Doctor Who special notched up 1.3GB when I streamed
it! Looked fantastic though :-)
On Sat, 2009-04-18 at 12:13 +0100, Nico Morrison wrote:
mp4 when badly setup glitches horribly on slower machines. and it
Heads up on that, I go home for iPlayer my 24Mb/s Be connection. But
the roaming 3G+ convenience is too good to be without. Someone write a
HUAWEI traffic alerting system make some money please. All the
dongles use the same chipset. And all the telcos gouge their
customers, so what's new?
Nico
2009/4/18 Phil Lewis backst...@linuxcentre.net:
You had also better watch out with the new HD (720p) BBC iPlayer streams
I noticed the 1hr Doctor Who special notched up 1.3GB when I streamed
it! Looked fantastic though :-)
At the risk of going off topic, what did you use to measure how much
I actually downloaded the file and checked the size. I guess you could
take a peak at the ethernet interface statistics on the PC using iplayer
- no idea how you do that on windows though... There must be a free tool
somewhere to measure network volume usage.
On Sat, 2009-04-18 at 20:28 +0100,
On Windows I used to use:
http://www.desksoft.com/BWMeter.htm
Costs money but lovely display good statistics. trial period download.
Never found a good free one. My Orange dongle has built in stats but
no alerting is what I want. Towards the end of the month I find myself
in a sort of
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