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[Bellamina]

This isnt a question but I found this Browser MMO Tutorial on youtube but I cannot watch the videos due to my internet being on Dial-Up. I would like to be able to make a Browser MMO but I am having increasing trouble understanding what everything is about because I know absolutly nothing about PHP... just a bit of HTML. Is there a written out tutorial for this?

[Sakar]

There is no written out version of this tutorial to my knowledge.

[hallsofvallhalla]

but you can download the videos in the download videos topic. Download one at a time.

http://indie-resource.com/forums/viewto ... f=33&t=512

or pm jack and ask him to upload one video at a time for you

[Bellamina]

but you can download the videos in the download videos topic. Download one at a time.

http://indie-resource.com/forums/viewto ... f=33&t=512

or pm jack and ask him to upload one video at a time for you

That would take forever I guess I will try and download them

[Torniquet]

wtf u doin with dial up???

prob cost ALOT cheaper to get BB

[Hutch]

I will have the videos to download seperately from dropbox up pretty quick. Give me about 10 minutes.

I would think on dial-up that you would not want to download larger files.

[Bellamina]

I only pay like 9 dollars for it and its not that slow sometimes. By the way im downloading all the videos at the same time, its a whopping 169 MB download and its gonna take 14 hours

[SpiritWebb]

I only pay like 9 dollars for it and its not that slow sometimes. By the way im downloading all the videos at the same time, its a whopping 169 MB download and its gonna take 14 hours

Whew...thats a long time!

[Jackolantern]

Be sure you are using something that will allow you to resume the download if you get disconnected. I am sure you are familiar with the way that dial-up can cut out when connected for long periods of time (like 14 hours lol). I am not completely sure since I have not had to use it, but I think even directly downloading through Mozilla Firefox supports download resuming. If not, there are tons of download managers that do.

[Torniquet]

DAP (download accelerator plus) is a good one. supports resume download and speeds up downloads aswell.

alternitavly. you could go here... http://www.savevid.com/

type in the videos URL from youtube. and save it off as a HD version (as no offence the downloads do suck ass abit quality wise due to them bein LD).

using that and speedbit video accelerator can get u HD vids pretty damn quick sometimes. (format for these are FLV)

choice is urs.