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aria2c: very slow to download even with multiple connections
How do I download an entire folder with aria2?Command line download manager that supports batch descriptors to download multiple files?aria2c protocol error with download directoryaria2c to download and extract .tar.bz2 file
versions: aria2-1.19.3-win-64bit-build1
I have an url to a file (80mb) which with other download tools I can have as many as 32 simultaneous connection to the server and download the file with 2mb/s but using aria2c it's speed is always under 100kb/s. what is wrong? any other switch that I should use?
What I'm using:
aria2c -x10 http://abc.exe
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versions: aria2-1.19.3-win-64bit-build1
I have an url to a file (80mb) which with other download tools I can have as many as 32 simultaneous connection to the server and download the file with 2mb/s but using aria2c it's speed is always under 100kb/s. what is wrong? any other switch that I should use?
What I'm using:
aria2c -x10 http://abc.exe
aria2
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versions: aria2-1.19.3-win-64bit-build1
I have an url to a file (80mb) which with other download tools I can have as many as 32 simultaneous connection to the server and download the file with 2mb/s but using aria2c it's speed is always under 100kb/s. what is wrong? any other switch that I should use?
What I'm using:
aria2c -x10 http://abc.exe
aria2
versions: aria2-1.19.3-win-64bit-build1
I have an url to a file (80mb) which with other download tools I can have as many as 32 simultaneous connection to the server and download the file with 2mb/s but using aria2c it's speed is always under 100kb/s. what is wrong? any other switch that I should use?
What I'm using:
aria2c -x10 http://abc.exe
aria2
aria2
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According to your screenshot, it uses 4 segments to download.
You can increase the number of segments using -s
option.
If you want to download using 32 simultaneous connections, try
aria2c -s32 -x32 http://abc.exe
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According to your screenshot, it uses 4 segments to download.
You can increase the number of segments using -s
option.
If you want to download using 32 simultaneous connections, try
aria2c -s32 -x32 http://abc.exe
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According to your screenshot, it uses 4 segments to download.
You can increase the number of segments using -s
option.
If you want to download using 32 simultaneous connections, try
aria2c -s32 -x32 http://abc.exe
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According to your screenshot, it uses 4 segments to download.
You can increase the number of segments using -s
option.
If you want to download using 32 simultaneous connections, try
aria2c -s32 -x32 http://abc.exe
According to your screenshot, it uses 4 segments to download.
You can increase the number of segments using -s
option.
If you want to download using 32 simultaneous connections, try
aria2c -s32 -x32 http://abc.exe
answered Nov 25 '16 at 18:43
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