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This topic has 12 replies, 9 voices, and was last updated 18 years, 8 months ago. July 5, 2006 at 10:00 am #433347 Hi,I am currently using Download Accellerator as my download manager. It is good for managing but seems to be slow. Can someone recommend a FREE download manager which is fast / faster than Download Accelarator? From time to time, I have to download a large file (200/300 mb). BTW: I am a broadband user. I have tried downloading at different times of the day/night to see if it makes any difference to the speed but not much luck.Thanks in advance.Robie WSAlanMillerAskWoody Lounger July 5, 2006 at 12:37 pm #1019185 I’ve used DLExpert and more rcently Free Download Manager (FDM). Both have been good in terms of speed, supporting multithreaded file transfers. The former is a bit clunky/ obscure and the latter has (too?) many features IMO.There are lots of factors that might contribute to slow downloads though. It might be the server itself, if the large file always comes from the same source, or maybe the protocol. In my experience, if the download is of the ftp:// variety, browsers and associated http:// downloaders are noticably slower than a dedicated FTP client like FileZilla, LeechFTP or SmartFTP. I guess all you can do is try ’em and stack ’em up against each other. All the ones I’ve listed are ware BTW.Alan WSHoward KaikowAskWoody Lounger July 15, 2006 at 7:30 am #1020420 I never used a download manager until the past few daze.I have tried both FDM and FlashGet ( with FlashGet, I installed the firefox extension FlashGot ( not used either download manage renough to determine which is better.FDM has its own forum, but I’ve not yet received a response to a question I posted 2 daze ago. WSGfamilyAskWoody Lounger July 17, 2006 at 8:38 pm #1020718 I have recently started using FlashGetThere are two ‘s that I’m aware of, and one that I’m very happy with. First , I have read that earlier versions of FlashGet were flagged as spyware alerts – though the current versions are ‘clean’. Despite this, some scanners will pick up the latest version and mark it as suspect. Second , is that when a file is downloaded it keeps the original file date – rather than picking up today’s date when downloaded. I prefer the latter as it means that recently downloaded files will consistently appear at the top of a list ordered by ‘modified date’. The main of FlashGet for me is that it can download streaming real media files from rtsp:// servers. Very useful. WSHoward KaikowAskWoody Lounger July 17, 2006 at 8:50 pm #1020720 FlashGet has an option:[indent]Get file date and time from serverKeep the local files up to date with the ones on the server.[/indent] DaveAAskWoody_MVP Remember that the download speed is controlled by the slowest connection of the 2 machines. What kind of connection is on the other end since you have “Broadband”?Broadband is anything other than a
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