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Make setting for how many chunks should be created for every file #4423

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henrydatei opened this issue Jan 6, 2024 · 4 comments
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For what I noticed Pyload creates for every file 3 chunks and downloads every file with 3 connections to speed up the download. I would love to see a feature where I can change how many (or even if) chunks I want per file.

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The reason why I want this feature is that my multihoster often throws a 416 request range not satisfiable and I always fix this by deleting all chunks and start the download again. I thinks that if Pyload doesn't create chunks the download would be more stable.

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my multihoster often throws a 416 request range not satisfiable

Which multihoster are you referring to?

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henrydatei commented Jan 7, 2024 via email

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This is weird because when using DebridLinkFr,the chunk limit sent directly from the multihoster (see

self.chunk_limit = api_data["value"].get("chunk", self.chunk_limit)
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Do you get this issue when using a rapidgator url?

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henrydatei commented Jan 7, 2024

Yes, but I mostly download RG links with debridLinkFr since they are mostly working. But I don't get the 416 error when downloading directly via the browser from DebridLinkFr, that's why I assume it's a problem with Pyload.

I used to download DDL through debridLinkFr but quite often the download is corrupted and I have no possibility to check which part is corrupted. With RG links this is easy because RG provides the MD5 hash of a file but DDL does not. That's why I now mostly use RG. But it could be that DDL links sometimes throw a 416 when downloading through DebridLink and pyload too.

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