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2008 Jan 05
2
Odd, slow Windows XP client download behavior
...g its shares through 1GBit Ethernet with a Windows XP SP2
client there's some real odd behavior:
In one direction (uploading files from WinXP -> debian) the speed is just
great, no matter what, around 35MiB/s.
In the other direction (downloading a file WinXP <- debian) it idles at
around 120KiB/s which is, of course, unbearable.
Now, interestingly, when I have an upload running the former slow download
speed just explodes and is right up there at 20MiB/s (with the upload
dropping to 20MiB/s). If I stop the upload, the download retreats back to
120KiB/s instantly.
Btw, the FTP speed is fi...
2002 Jan 07
2
never encodes same twice?
...ever encodes the same twice. i.e., encoding the same file
twice, using the same settings and same OS, never results in
identical files (checked using 'diff'). I know that a randomly
generated serial number is put it, but it gets better: a diff (-
a -u0) between these two encodings is ~120KiB. Umm... why?
Should the diff be around 1KiB, at the most?
Also, I've compiled by own libao, libogg, etc. (in Linux 2.4.17)
and one of the files I've encoded using these utils has a
bitrate 2 bits lower than the same track encoded in Windows 95.
Why is this? Is there some way to fin...