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Old 23.10.2014, 05:39
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Can we get a total duration for how long it took to download all links in a package?

it could be place in the same spot as the individual files just beside the package name.
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Old 23.10.2014, 05:52
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We don't have such feature for link or package. We have added time (time it hits linkgrabber) and finished time (download finished). Since those two timestamps are not related, or could be used in fashion to determine download time, it would need a few new storables. We currently do not track how long files take to download. But I believe there is ticket for this somewhere.
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Old 23.10.2014, 06:25
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What do you mean?

There's a tab for "Duration" its right after "Finished Date" In the column right click menu.

And it counts in real time.


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Old 23.10.2014, 06:47
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sorry forgot that it was implemented already.

return System.currentTimeMillis() - startTimeStamp;

I'd say we could do the math for packages also. Just be aware that more calcs JD needs todo for each GUI refresh, the slower/more system hungry the application becomes.

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Old 23.10.2014, 07:12
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yeah thats fine, my system is good enough for it.
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Old 23.10.2014, 08:59
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just a sum up would be wrong in most cases.

if we downloaded 2 files simultaneous, both took about 5 minutes. The Package duration would not be 10 but 5.

So last file end - first file start would be a better value.


But even this would not be good. If you started a package yesterday, and finished it now, the duration would be more than a day - even if there has been a 23h pause.


So what logic behind this would you expect?
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Old 23.10.2014, 09:44
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solution when briefly looking at the code when making the ticket would be on dl.startDownload() and dl stop is to keep account of ms connected to finallink, vs math of 'finish time - original start time' of download link.

timeDownloading = downloadLink.progressTime(previous history (0 default)) + (system.currenttime - dl.starttime));

total for downloadLink and package could only ever be accumulation of time spent of object. As you said it's hard to keep track of downloads processing at the same time.
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Hi

i would like a column to show actual time taken for a file to download,
ETA is good but does not give the actual time taken.

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Merged similar threads.

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