Ask JTF is ready, baruch Hashem (11/14)

[Chaim Ben Pesach]

בס''ד

www.jtf.org/c.mp3

http://www.4shared.com/audio/dgA8WAgE/_58.html
 
The program is 1 hour and 47 minutes this week.

[muman613]

One comment.... Sounds like a new mic.... Needs a little muffling...

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

The 4shared file will not play.

[Rubystars]

Thanks for the great answer to my question Chaim.

The 4shared file will not play.

I had the opposite problem, the c.mp3 got cut off in the middle of where Chaim was answering my question so I had to download the 4shared file and it worked for me.

[TruthSpreader]

Thank you, Chaim.

[GunsAndRosesFan]

Chaim you are a great human being that stands for the truth. You're truly the word of truth

[JTFenthusiast2]

Thanks for the great answer to my question Chaim.

I had the opposite problem, the c.mp3 got cut off in the middle of where Chaim was answering my question so I had to download the 4shared file and it worked for me.

I have had the same problem

[Rubystars]

I have had the same problem

Thanks I was wondering if it was my computer that didn't want to download it properly for some reason.

[JTFenthusiast2]

Thanks I was wondering if it was my computer that didn't want to download it properly for some reason.

Ditto, I had the same thought!

[muman613]

Thanks I was wondering if it was my computer that didn't want to download it properly for some reason.

That would assume your computer has freewill ... We have not yet perfected the software required for such artificial  intelligence...

[Rubystars]

That would assume your computer has freewill ... We have not yet perfected the software required for such artificial  intelligence...

lol, thank goodness. 

[muman613]

Now for my opinion as to why people are having this problem downloading or playing the show.

The first link [ http://www.jtf.org/c.mp3 ] is served from a Web server which is not the best way to 'stream' a show. I have experienced this problem when I click on the link and my browser starts downloading it. Occasionally, when I do this, the download will end prematurely and leave me with a shortened show {the remained of the show cut off}... I suppose the reason for this is that the server does not respond quickly enough and the browser 'times-out' and terminates the download. I suspect this may be due to slowdowns on the network or improper settings on the server side which govern the time-out period.

I have only used the second link once and I got a reliable download that time. I suspect that the same problem may occur downloading from that site....

I no longer use my browser to download the show. I have written a short little script for my Linux system which uses the http download utility named 'wget' which does not 'time-out' like the browser download function.

For those Linux geeks {if there are any out there besides me}.... I use the following nifty little command to download my shows...

$> wget -O JTF_11_11_14.mp3 http://www.jtf.org/c.mp3

I will change the numbers which form [year]-[month]-[day] format.

[JTFenthusiast2]

Now for my opinion as to why people are having this problem downloading or playing the show.

The first link [ http://www.jtf.org/c.mp3 ] is served from a Web server which is not the best way to 'stream' a show. I have experienced this problem when I click on the link and my browser starts downloading it. Occasionally, when I do this, the download will end prematurely and leave me with a shortened show {the remained of the show cut off}... I suppose the reason for this is that the server does not respond quickly enough and the browser 'times-out' and terminates the download. I suspect this may be due to slowdowns on the network or improper settings on the server side which govern the time-out period.

I have only used the second link once and I got a reliable download that time. I suspect that the same problem may occur downloading from that site....

I no longer use my browser to download the show. I have written a short little script for my Linux system which uses the http download utility named 'wget' which does not 'time-out' like the browser download function.

For those Linux geeks {if there are any out there besides me}.... I use the following nifty little command to download my shows...

I will change the numbers which form [year]-[month]-[day] format.

wish I knew how to use this command

[muman613]

wish I knew how to use this command

If you use Linux it is very easy. It is possible to do it under Windows OS also but it requires installing a bunch of stuff {called CygWin}...

See :

http://www.gnu.org/s/wget/

[JTFenthusiast2]

If you use Linux it is very easy. It is possible to do it under Windows OS also but it requires installing a bunch of stuff {called CygWin}...

See :

http://www.gnu.org/s/wget/

Thank you Muman.  I am convinced my computer is infected with a virus.  It runs much more slowly.  I use avast antivirus, had malbytes, use system cleaner, but still no dice.