Maximizing Bandwidth

1999-09-10 Thread Mark B. Elrod
Hey all, I am working on the download manager that will be included in 1.5. What I would like to do is offer the option to maximize your available bandwidth. Maybe that is not the correct term. What I want to do is given n items to download figure out how many concurrent items can be downloaded w

Re: Maximizing Bandwidth

1999-09-10 Thread Tom Spindler
> I am working on the download manager that will be included in 1.5. What > I would like to do is offer the option to maximize your available > bandwidth. Maybe that is not the correct term. What I want to do is > given n items to download figure out how many concurrent items can be > downloaded w

Re: Maximizing Bandwidth

1999-09-10 Thread Mark B. Elrod
unfortunately due to some interoperability requirements we have to use tcp, specifically http download... grrr. elrod Tom Spindler wrote: > > I am working on the download manager that will be included in 1.5. What > > I would like to do is offer the option to maximize your available > > bandwid

RE: Maximizing Bandwidth

1999-09-10 Thread Zsolt Farkas
maybe you should take a look at on getright, you should try to include some of the functions :) > -Original Message- > From: Mark B. Elrod [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Freitag, 10. September 1999 20:38 > To: FreeAmp Developer List > Subject: Maximizing Bandwidth > > > Hey all, >

Re: Maximizing Bandwidth

1999-09-10 Thread Mark B. Elrod
getright? what is that? elrod Zsolt Farkas wrote: > maybe you should take a look at on getright, you should try to include some > of the functions :) > > > -Original Message- > > From: Mark B. Elrod [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Sent: Freitag, 10. September 1999 20:38 > > To: FreeAmp D

Re: Maximizing Bandwidth

1999-09-10 Thread carlson
> You may want to do downloads with UDP, and have the client send a "whoa, > I'm losing too many packets; throttle back n%" when things start getting > lossy (with perhaps a creep-back-up timer, too.) As long as your window size is set greater than or equal to the bandwidth delay product, that's

Re: Maximizing Bandwidth

1999-09-10 Thread Tom Spindler
> > You may want to do downloads with UDP, and have the client send a "whoa, > > I'm losing too many packets; throttle back n%" when things start getting > > lossy (with perhaps a creep-back-up timer, too.) > > As long as your window size is set greater than or equal to the > bandwidth delay prod