Amit Chandel
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 Posted:
Wed Sep 15, 2004 12:41 am Post subject:
Download Obj w/ 3rd Party AutoResume Tools |
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Hi,
We really liked the getRight technology for downloading w/ autoresume.
It works fine when there is a physical file on the server
(videos/video.wmv), however, when using the reHeader object to stream
the download, the 3rd party software is unable to auto resume the
file.
This is what happens :
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File Size = 10MB
Stream 2MB --> PAUSE (Getright) OR EXIT --> RESUME
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So the end result will be 12MB, the initial 2MB + 10MB again. To make
things worse, the first 2MB of the WMV is still functional, but it
displays a corrupt file error at the 2MB mark. I've tried various
combinations
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objDownload.ForceCompleteDownload = FALSE
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Still no luck. Anyone have any ideas ? If the file is received in
one shot, it works perfectly. Is there any MIME type setting that
could make this work ?
Amit Chandel
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Al
Guest
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Fri Sep 17, 2004 10:29 pm Post subject:
RE: Download Obj w/ 3rd Party AutoResume Tools |
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Hi,
it seems that this task is imposible to do (now) using reHeader object
because it doesn't support http ranges. Hope, that this will be fixed ...some
time...
BR, Al
"Amit Chandel" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi,
We really liked the getRight technology for downloading w/ autoresume.
It works fine when there is a physical file on the server
(videos/video.wmv), however, when using the reHeader object to stream
the download, the 3rd party software is unable to auto resume the
file.
This is what happens :
----------------------
File Size = 10MB
Stream 2MB --> PAUSE (Getright) OR EXIT --> RESUME
----------------------
So the end result will be 12MB, the initial 2MB + 10MB again. To make
things worse, the first 2MB of the WMV is still functional, but it
displays a corrupt file error at the 2MB mark. I've tried various
combinations
----------------------
objDownload.ForceCompleteDownload = FALSE
----------------------
Still no luck. Anyone have any ideas ? If the file is received in
one shot, it works perfectly. Is there any MIME type setting that
could make this work ?
Amit Chandel
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