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| Overall Rating: |   (4.3) |
Features: | (3.8) |
Support: | (3.3) |
| Ease of Use: | (4.5) |
Quality / Stability: | (4.0) |
Price: | (4.8) |
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Finally had an update! - Version: 0.519.1, 2/1/2007 05:45PM PST
Peter B. Perlsø
...but it still needs work. The developer was away for over a year. It needs to be updated to a Universal Binary.
Piece of crap - Version: 0.519.1, 1/23/2007 05:11PM PST
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foxberg2
What used to bo a very nice application in previous versiones has become the most useless piece of software I've in a long time. It constantly crashes, can't connect and doesn't find much. It's only a PPC, not an Intel and very soon will become obsolete if they don't release a Universal Binary update.
Two things help d/l speed (and network connectivity - Ares and OpenFT in particular)
1) Port Forwarding. Set it up in your router / modem, or network preferences in your using OS X's software to connect. You have to look at each protocols settings in the preference pane the find the values (or set ones you prefer).
2) Sharing. Set a folder with a bunch of media (MP3s, Movies, .dmgs) on the top level and top level only, add this as one of your shared directories. It'll take a whole to catalouge, but connecting to all the networks and some download speeds (and d/l reliability) will improve.
Now, if the developer can fix the OpenFT engine's occasional total-utter-crashes and the odd RWoD (Rainbow Wheel of Death) that results in a force quit and a preference purge then this'd be a pretty sweet, free, alpha release. And maybe that universal thing as well.