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I get a nice formated output of all files being downloaded with a tag for files.
In the UI it's possible to promote one or several files to the top but what is the API for doing this?
Moving to a specific location in the queue.
URL: api?mode=switch&value=SABnzbd_nzo_zt2syz&value2=0
Description: "value2" is the position in the queue where you wish to move the object. 0 is the top of the queue, 1 is the second item, etc...
yes, that is moving the whole queue item, not the individual content
In this case I want to move id 2 to the top of the list to get it downloaded first..
Usenet wrote:
In the UI it's possible to promote one or several files to the top but what is the API for doing this?
Out of curiosity: why/when is it useful to change to order of files within one download item?
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I have working code for streaming movies using SAB. I I could promote the first rar to the top, the streaming could start earlier.... Another way I assume is rebuilding the nzb, but that is just messy, or skip downloading par files....
SABnzbd is already trying to sort it in a streaming-friendly order.
Ignore the fact that the par2 files are at the front.
As soon as the first (and smallest) vol.par file is in, the rest goes to the back of the queue.
Ok, that was great news. Guess I'm just impatient when testing and got a slow connection, thats probably why it looked like all the pars where in the top. One thing to fix less before release is always good!
When looking at the queue again it still seems as if xxx.vol01+2.par2 placed on top of the nzb gets downloaded first. the xxx.par2 is almost last in the queue and doesnt move during download....
The basic par2 file isn't used. SABnzbd looks for the smallest vol.xx+yy.par2 file.
Maybe we should do something about it, but it's always been like this.
If the vol.xx+yy.par2 files are the exact same size (as they mostly seem to be) they all get downloaded first...
Maybe something to look into for next release as part of a "set streaming per job" feature...?
If more server slots are available than articles in the first vol.par
then some more will be downloaded (at least partially).
As soon as the first one is in, the rest is kicked to the back of the queue.
It's not completely optimal, but shouldn't have much influence on actual streaming.
Optimizing this has been "on the list" for a while,
but there's so much else to improve...
Usenet wrote:
Maybe something to look into for next release as part of a "set streaming per job" feature...?
I think building more functionality into SAB for streaming would be impressive. With the higher download speeds, streaming from newsgroups is more and more feasible. I played with it some time ago (using http://code.google.com/p/stream-unrar/), and I was flabbergasted.
Note: rar-streaming demands perfect rar-files (right?), so SAB should inform the user about the rar-status. So: if the rar is not perfect (or the download too slow), notice the viewer (=user) about that.
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