Hey, I think this is the one of the better utilities to use with the Zune. I use it frequently as it helps me pass the time during my downtime to stay amused (I'm stationed in Baghdad with the Army). I'm wondering however, if it would be a massive feat to add in the ability to open multiple download connections in order to speed up the download. Being on a shared bandwidth connection here we rarely achieve 3 kb/sec download speeds. I use a download manager for most of my bigger downloads as I can boost the 3kb/sec up to about 200kb/sec at times. I just think it would be an invaluable addition if indeed something like this were to be added. Of course, I have no idea about coding and the massive feat this might involve. Anyways, a great program, and thanks for taking the time to develop it!
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Are you sure about you being stationed with the troops in Iraq? If so, I have to do it for you - since you are doing one of the toughest good jobs out there, IMHO.
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Hey, I think this is the one of the better utilities to use with the Zune. I use it frequently as it helps me pass the time during my downtime to stay amused (I'm stationed in Baghdad with the Army). I'm wondering however, if it would be a massive feat to add in the ability to open multiple download connections in order to speed up the download. Being on a shared bandwidth connection here we rarely achieve 3 kb/sec download speeds. I use a download manager for most of my bigger downloads as I can boost the 3kb/sec up to about 200kb/sec at times. I just think it would be an invaluable addition if indeed something like this were to be added. Of course, I have no idea about coding and the massive feat this might involve. Anyways, a great program, and thanks for taking the time to develop it!
Are you sure about you being stationed with the troops in Iraq? If so, I have to do it for you - since you are doing one of the toughest good jobs out there, IMHO.
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