QuickSilverScreen Forum > Resume Broken Download In Google ?

thianpa

Aug 19 2007, 10:45 PM

hi again,

I'm trying to find the best possible way to download the smallest sized Movies in the net around because of my slow connection and dont mind much about the quality. I see that Google has a very small size videos both in flv and mp4. I can get the direct links from keepvid.com but my problem is that it cannot support resume from my Flashget. Is there a way to resume the downloads from Google video with the small sized files? Thanks in advance

toki2

Aug 19 2007, 10:56 PM

QUOTE(thianpa @ Aug 19 2007, 09:38 PM)

hi again,

I'm trying to find the best possible way to download the smallest sized Movies in the net around because of my slow connection and dont mind much about the quality. I see that Google has a very small size videos both in flv and mp4. I can get the direct links from keepvid.com but my problem is that it cannot support resume from my Flashget. Is there a way to resume the downloads from Google video with the small sized files? Thanks in advance

Accelerate file downloads from the Internet and resume broken connections
ConnectFusion is a download manager that can accelerate your downloads by launching multiple threads to the remote server.

It supports the resume feature and is capable of restarting a broken download due to lost connection. ConnectFusion includes an easy-to-use interface and its installation does not interfere with the normal behavior of your browser.

ConnectFusion
is free, never expires, and does not contain any spyware or advertisement. ConnectFusion source is available to any one who wants to download, inspect or modify it.

Features:

· Supports simultaneous connections. Up to 8 connections for the same file. This method will speed up your downloads significantly. Stop and resume broken downloads. Recover from a dropped Internet connection.
· Does not interfere with the default behavior of web browser.
· Supports batch downloads from the Internet. Perform batch downloads by queuing multiple files and leaving your system totally unattended.
· Drag & drop features. Drag a link into ConnectFusion to download. Drag a file from ConnectFusion into a folder to save.
· Well designed interface. Compact, Stable and Easy to use.
· Totally free. Never expires. No spyware. No advertisement.
· Open Sourced. Inspect the code and compile it yourself for the ultimate peace of mind.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Down...ectFusion.shtml

or
http://download-acceleration.qarchive.org/

thianpa

Aug 19 2007, 11:44 PM

QUOTE(toki2 @ Aug 20 2007, 02:19 AM)

Accelerate file downloads from the Internet and resume broken connections
ConnectFusion is a download manager that can accelerate your downloads by launching multiple threads to the remote server.

It supports the resume feature and is capable of restarting a broken download due to lost connection. ConnectFusion includes an easy-to-use interface and its installation does not interfere with the normal behavior of your browser.

ConnectFusion
is free, never expires, and does not contain any spyware or advertisement. ConnectFusion source is available to any one who wants to download, inspect or modify it.

Features:

· Supports simultaneous connections. Up to 8 connections for the same file. This method will speed up your downloads significantly. Stop and resume broken downloads. Recover from a dropped Internet connection.
· Does not interfere with the default behavior of web browser.
· Supports batch downloads from the Internet. Perform batch downloads by queuing multiple files and leaving your system totally unattended.
· Drag & drop features. Drag a link into ConnectFusion to download. Drag a file from ConnectFusion into a folder to save.
· Well designed interface. Compact, Stable and Easy to use.
· Totally free. Never expires. No spyware. No advertisement.
· Open Sourced. Inspect the code and compile it yourself for the ultimate peace of mind.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Down...ectFusion.shtml
or
http://download-acceleration.qarchive.org/

Thanks for that but it dosnt work with Google video. It wont resume... the site seems like it doesnt support resuming but there must be a way around for the Resume to work.