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Answers and the development of pyTivo a TiVo transcoding server
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txporter
Joined: 11 Dec 2008
Posts: 263
Location: Austin, TX
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 Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 3:43 pm Post subject: |
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| I use AVG and see none of the issues that you mention with Kaspersky. I have never used it for virus protector (Kaspersky), but I have seen it be the root of many such issues on forums. |
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philhu
Joined: 04 Jan 2008
Posts: 474
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| Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:43 pm Post subject: |
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| choekstr wrote: | I did pursue my issues with the developer and while writing my findings up better and doing more tests, screenshots, etc I noticed all the files had stopped transferring at 2048MB! Ahh, ha! That is very telling. He suggested, of all things, disabling any AV, especially Kaspersky. Oh come on, that is like the ISP telling you to replace your ethernet cable: there is a rare chance but realistically never the case. Well since I run KAV/KIS that DID do the trick and allowed my next test to transfer the whole file/show perfectly.
Now I wouldn't blame KAV/KIS solely as we all know kmttg is ultimately just doing a http/https port 80 and if that is the case then why doesn't FF or wget or curl have these issues? I don't claim to understand the lower level workings of "authorized" apps on the windows platform and what KAV/KIS thinks should be able to run officially but clearly this is not an authorization issue but instead of >2GB filesize issue. Pheh. I thought those issues went out the door with FAT32 filesystems. Maybe it is a JVM and KAV issue instead?
So whatever the reason, kmttg + KAV doesn't allow the downloaded files from the Tivo to grow greater than 2GB. The short-term fix is to disable real-time protection within Kaspersky and the long-term fix is...well, not sure what the fix is but something to the effect of being able to continue writing more than 2048MB of data with Kaspersky engine running.
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I am running kmttg and KAV 2010 on my Win7 system. I get past 2gb limit always
I am seeing errors, only on certain files, at 4400-5000meg.
If I have 3 5gig files, 2 will work, 1 will die, always withing 100meg of the last time the item died
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Saying that, kmttg is go good at me batching up 10-15 download/converts. I wake up and all the shows doenloaded, and converted to mp4 or avi WITH 5.1 sound and a metadata file! So very cool |
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lowlight
Joined: 18 Aug 2010
Posts: 3
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| Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 4:04 pm Post subject: |
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| choekstr wrote: | ... I noticed all the files had stopped transferring at 2048MB! Ahh, ha! ...
... just doing a http/https port 80 and if that is the case then why doesn't FF or wget or curl have these issues? ... |
Actually if I recall correctly, wget won't download files over 2GB. I used to use it all the time to download Linux ISO files until I switched from the CD images to the DVD image. I had to swtich to using curl for the larger transfers. Clearly this is not the problem you're having but I thought I'd throw it out there in case anyone else is trying to test things with wget. |
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