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From: Atman <Be@Here.Now>
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On 23 May 2014 08:55:08 GMT, Bob <Bob@usenet> wrote:
>I'm a bit new to uploading to Usenet and was wondering what programs you use to upload and create Pars. Your Uploads are always so reliable.
>Personally I use Camel System Power Post and Quick Par. Normlly around 10% for Pars ..... Any good sites you could recommend I read?
>
http://www.quickpar.org.uk/
I first use rar with no compression and 3% error recovery. Then I use
Quickpar with 5-15% error recovery. Then Power-Post A&A v11b with the
bandwidth limit set to about 60-70% of my maximun bacdwidth. I also
use Stunnel on open networks. I also have security software running.
But I think that the key is to use good network providers and good
servers, and only push them moderately in bandwidth utilization.
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