>The reason it didn't form a 'collection' is because you forgot the double quotes around the $F.
>This is just a BinSearch thing, and it's really their fault for not being able to figure out the filename w/o those double quotes.
I use BinSearch all the time, but I never knew about this. I'll try
to remember to add "double quotes" around that parameter.
>The .PAR2 block sizes are a bit small.
>I wonder if you remembered to enter the yEnc Line value into QuickPar <Options? (Your total number of .PAR2 blocks was 372. I wonder if that was intentional or an artifact of the block size being too small?)
It was me. I forgot. I just made the adjustment.
> I won't comment on how many blocks I think you should create, but a DVD5 with your PowerPost settings could be anywhere from 127 blocks to 511 blocks.
>That seems to be the range I often see on the groups.
I have to admit, I'm not sure I fully understand this. But I'm trying.
I adjusted Quick Par so that the yEnc line count is 10,000. Now, I go
into the main screen and set the Block Allocation to its maximum, by
sliding it to the far right.
I set the redundancy to 3.56%. I chose that number because it was the
lowest setting I could get that was above 127 blocks.
So, now the yEnc line count is 10,000, the source block count is
3,699...the redundancy is 3.56%, recovery blocks are 132, 8 recovery
files. I set the recovery file size to Variable/Power of 2.
Are these better settings? I'm not going to repost the test package
with revised PARs. But if you say these settings are better, then
I'll use them (or settings as close as possible) the next time I post
something.
But if that's all I have to adjust, then I'd say we're probably good
to go. Do you agree?
Thanks again. Smeggy
>I'll let the d/l run a while longer & see if I can think of anything else. Looks good from here, though.
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