rudeney said:
When you say it "stopped", do you mean it was in the middle of downloading a show and the percent complete stopped moving when you shoed the queue? Or was it that when you selected an item to download, it wouldn't even start or show in the queue? If it stopped in the middle of downloading, then my guess is that it's an issue with your ISP - either they are throttling the download or their network got very busy, etc. If it would not start the download at all, then it may have been high demand at D*. I was downloading some VOD last night and I noticed it was taking several minutes to start.
Rodney - I qued up 12 shows, it downloaded the first 6 and then on the 7th it paused the download, nor could I get it to start another qued item. It just seemed to stop the download process for about 6 hours and then resumed.
It wasn't my ISP (I was using it all day) or the connection, it passed every time I tested it. As far as bandwidth on my ISP, I guess it's possible but I'm using Comcast, so the bandwidth should be available and no, I'm not a "bandwidth hog". I rarely download material, so I shouldn't be anywhere near their magical limit.
I guess the question is does D* throttle the VOD is demand is too high and wait for available bandwidth to resume again? Like I said, the downloads resumed on their own.
Thanks,
JerseyReef - Mike
