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April 23rd, 2004
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 LimeWire 3.9.5 Beta The LimeWire 3.9.5 beta is released, with the pro version available from a link on your Pro download page, and the free version (with NO BUNDLED SOFTWARE) available from the LimeWire download page. Changes in 3.9.5 include: - Massive search result improvements. The following issues are just some of those that were addressed: Speed: No more massive CPU spikes or visible delays when results pour in. Selections: No more having to click in various places and guess when LimeWire will select your result, expand it or download. Sorting: No more having to keep clicking to sort a column after new results come in. LimeWire will now automatically insert a result in the correct order for sorting. Stability: No more seeing columns jump to strange places with strange sizes after moving, resizing, hiding or displaying them. LimeWire now acts in a more predictable manner. - Removed the last of the icon drops in the windows installer. - Various browse host fixes. - Various id3v2 fixes. - Internationalization fixes, submitted by Philippe Verdy. - More intelligent validy checking when reading cached hashes from disk. - Detection of invalid available ranges as reported from uploaders (solving a repeated 10-byte download), pointed out by Gregorio Roper. - Better validation of THEX XML trees, submitted by Philippe Verdy. There's still some small things we're going to try to include for another beta or two, and then LimeWire 4.0! Thanks to everyone for their help in beta-testing and code contributions. Please give this beta a thorough workout, especially with search results, so we can iron out any problems that crept in with the massive search result changes. Thanks, - The LimeWire Team Last edited by sberlin : April 23rd, 2004 at 01:42 PM. |
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April 23rd, 2004
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| I'm still waiting for the firewall-firewall dl thing you told macworld about.... 
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April 23rd, 2004
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| Unfortunately, complete firewall to firewall transfers are not going to be finished by the time we release 4.0. The server-side of it may be included, though. Fortunately, LimeWire 4.0 has enough brand spankin' new features and visible changes that we feel it's already worthy of a new major version number. |
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April 23rd, 2004
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| Ok Sam, but I hope push proxies hosts will come in the download mesh in 4.0... Merci
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April 24th, 2004
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| Alright I posted this once but the thread just kind of fell into the abyss. I talked to M.O. awhile back about his seekable integrated player. I believe he said he sent the code in. Did you all recieve it and/or plan to make it part of Limewire?
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April 24th, 2004
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| Yes, im finding it hard to keep up also, because im on dialup and the LimeWire Windows installer does not work for me, so i have to download the international installer, 14MB  Is there anyway the Installer can be changed, or the international installer made smaller? |
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April 24th, 2004
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Some people are not aware of this. Still iTunes is safe to use as it will not add DRM data into downloaded files that don't have it. (I think it will not do that immediately). The good thing about iTunes is its very easy ID3v2 tag generator, which allows easy labelling of files. But it's best not to use it to rip your Audio-CDs into MP3 files: the generated MP3 will contain the registration ID, so if this file is shared and uploaded a lot, the DRM data may allow identifying who ripped the unlicenced copy of the copyrighted CD. Windows Media does it too, and in a near future, most popular MP3 encoders will do so too. As long as the MP3 ripped audio is for personal use (for example to transfer to a mobile MP3 player), this is safe and great. iTunes is much more lightweight than Windows Media Player or RealOne Player, which are very boring to use with too many features and are heavy resource hogs, and cute but unnecessary and complex skins... Many users like the fact that this iTunes player is just what they need, with no excessive interface features. Its main interest is certainly the ease with which you can manage your media library, with a good enough OS integration so that transfering and managing media files becomes really easy on Windows and Mac OS.
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April 24th, 2004
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| LimeWire 3.9.5 beta is definitely looking good! I did find one minor problem. When browsing some hosts, instead of LimeWire showing their real IP address on the tab, it shows their LAN IP address (192.168.*.*) when they aren't on the same LAN as me even though it gets their file listing just fine. |
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