chip's Collection - ADA (Amiga Demoscene Archive)

[chip]

Hi guys, this time just an info

I don't know why (i am too lazy to call my Internet provider) but my upload speed is changed

Now it's really slow again

So, i am forced to split the archive in pieces for a better upload operation

I apologize for the inconvenient

Regards, chip

[mrprawns]

Originally Posted by chip

Hi guys, this time just an info

I don't know why (i am too lazy to call my Internet provider) but my upload speed is changed

Now it's really slow again

So, i am forced to split the archive in pieces for a better upload operation

I apologize for the inconvenient

Regards, chip

Hehe, I know you've heard it before but funnily enough that's the same issue people have had downloading them.

Awesome work tho, thanks for putting all this together.

A-Z packages maybe?

[chip]

Hi again

I don't know if this can be an advantage for people who want to download the collection

Anyway i have no other solution, except to wait for the upload speed to be normal again

[chip]

The collection now contains 16.753 files for a total size of 3,72 GB

Exactly the number of files are :

EXE - 13.709
ADF - 2.789
ZIP - 253

That's all guys

[jarre]

Originally Posted by chip

The collection now contains 16.753 files for a total size of 3,72 GB

Exactly the number of files are :

EXE - 13.709
ADF - 2.789
ZIP - 253

That's all guys

Less then 100 new ones, and over 3 GB download

[Viceroy]

Surely you could put the new ones in a separate zip Chip?

[chip]

Hi Viceroy, how things are going ?

Well, adding files is not the only thing .... it is not enough

Indeed files are also renamed, moved .... replaced !

So, again, solution should be provide dat files for update the collection

But you already know i am not interested in doing that .... sorry

[Viceroy]

Oh Well!

[chip]

Upload of a new version is in progress

The collection now contains 16.965 files for a total size of 3,78 GB

These are the kind of files

EXE - 13.859
ADF - 2.850
ZIP - 254

Enjoy !

[chip]

Slightly off topic, but strictly tied to ADA anyway

I often do uploads of the collection

So, my upload speed is changing each time i do the upload

In the beginning it was 12 MB / s

Then it's go down to 300 KB / s

Since few days it is raised to 1,4 MB / s

Today it's different again 600 KB / s

It's really weird, it seems a random speed

Do you guys have any idea what can be the reasons behind the different speed ?

I really don't want to call the Internet provider for something like that

Furthermore i actually trust more of the eab members experience

I have the fiber, wi-fi modem, Win 10 and a really new notebook

[ma693541]

It can be the line between Italy and Sweden that can cause the problem.

[chip]

Thanks for reply

I surely did nothing to the system

Hardware and software is unchanged from the day i installed the fiber

[ma693541]

Remember that an Fiber Cable can have it's bottleneck too and data can be sent around multiple nodes instead of following an direct air/eye direction. Try to upload at early morning time.

[chip]

Interesting info .... i will try that for sure

[rygar]

Try direct connect to fiber router insteed wi-fi.

[chip]

I don't know if i can do that, since router WI FI is used for other device too

I must check before trying it .... thanks for the suggest

[DamienD]

Seems you didn't understand rygar's reply chip.

rygar means connect an Ethernet cable from one of the usually 4 ports on the router to your computer's NIC.

Speeds are much better than Wi-Fi.

[chip]

Probably you are right guys, i will try that, thanks for replies

Anyway there's something strange since in the beginning WI-FI upload speed was 12 MB / s

So, i really don't know what happened

[chip]

Time to return to the collection, so here it is the new statistics

ADA now contains 17.151 files for a total size of 3,83 GB

The number of files are

EXE - 13.994
ADF - 2.901
ZIP - 254

As usual .... enjoy

[BastyCDGS]

Hello chip!

Originally Posted by chip

I don't know if i can do that, since router WI FI is used for other device too

I must check before trying it .... thanks for the suggest

Another possibility is to try different WiFi channels. Normally routers use auto, but I have experienced bandwidth problems with auto in the past, too.

So try different fixed WiFi channels and see what happens. WiFi sometimes is really PITA, that's why I still prefer the good old cable.

Another cause for bandwidth slow down can be various Internet security suites. If you use such stuff, try disabling them, too.