>A good part size is 128 MB (1/8 GB). This is what JimB0ss is using (among
>others).
Okay, good. I did an initial RAR of 100 but I'll do another at 128.
Thanks for telling me about the yEnc line size, too. I did a test at
the default setting of 3,000 but I'll do another at 10,000 or so.
It's no problem using the precise settings, but I'm assuming nobody
will really quibble much if I use the "rounded off" ones.
And regarding a PAR set: What is the recommended Redundancy setting?
My test was done with 10%, which generated 241 blocks. This would
lead to a maximum of five recoverable files. Should it be higher?
Lower?
Thanks!
Smeggy
>His part size is set to 128000000 Bytes and his yEnc line setting is set to
>10000. These are the 'decimal' settings, and although they aren't precise, they
>have the distinct advantage of being easy to remember and you can do the
>arithmetic in your head.
>
>The more precise 'binary' settings would be a part size of 134217728 Bytes, and
>a yEnc line setting of 10592. This will give you a part size of 128 MB as
>measured on your hard drive (magnetic media).
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