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Originally Posted by shinji2009
and as i understand if host is limiting on its side, i can't override it just by pressing "force download". i'm not like a god or something. but i can.
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It's not so easy.
There is different kind of limits.
Let's talk about them:
1. Plugin limits:
Plugin limits can either be hardcoded in a plugin or obtained dynamically via API of a website.
In most cases, they are hardcoded in a plugin according to tests done by the developer and/or limits proposed by the website admin:
pixeldrain.com [free]:
max simultan downloads: 5
max chunks: 1
kemono.party:
Kemono.party items are handled by our generic plugin for direct-lnks.
Thus global limits apply:
max simultan downloads: unlimited [20]
max chunks: unlimited [20]
--> If a website has "no limits", you can sometimes override the global limit of 20 simultaneous downloads by forcing downloads. Else not [= force download will then only set a higher priority on files to make them start next].
Plugin limits can be different for the same website depending on the used account type such as "no account", "free account" or "premium account" (or more).
2. Website limits:
Those limits are not necessary known to JDownloader.
In the case of kemono.party, none are set so if you try to start 10 items at the same time but kemono.party is limiting in the form of "not answering for one second after each connection was opened", this may result in some downloads in JD "freezing" for some time with status "Connecting" or "Starting".
JD cannot know such limits in beforehand but we can optimize JD for single websites upon user-feedback.
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Originally Posted by shinji2009
ok thank you. if you'll come up with something else to diagnose, please tell me
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I wouldn't know what.
You will most likely run into similar problems when using another download-tools.