Using Vista at home (dunno wot flavor at the mo as I'm at work now - sorry).
I use Firefox browser.
I know that FLV streams I download are cached in a directory, in my case called
" C:\Users\GrazTreez\AppData\Local\FLVService "
Problem I have noticed is that after I have streamed several clips onto my PC, and then I go to view them, some are not there, ie the earliest ones I downloaded arent there.
The latest ones will be though. I can dbl-clik on those and see them ok.
Theory was that I would download a load of clips at once, then simply view them at a later time, but since some are not viewable now it appears I cant do this. They simply aren't listed in the directory.
Question is, if this cache of streamed clips is one bucket of a certain size, can I alter its size to be bigger ? OR, if it is not one size, can I alter this directory/cache spec to be a bigger size in any way so that it will take eg: 1Gb of data before starting to delete stuff ? OR, can I turn off the deleting process so it will all be saved, rubbish an'all ? HDD space isn't an issue. I have TB's spare.
I dont know if I'm talking browser (Firefox) or Windows or Flash size limitations here, so any pointers would be welcomed.
Many thanks.
G
I use Firefox browser.
I know that FLV streams I download are cached in a directory, in my case called
" C:\Users\GrazTreez\AppData\Local\FLVService "
Problem I have noticed is that after I have streamed several clips onto my PC, and then I go to view them, some are not there, ie the earliest ones I downloaded arent there.
The latest ones will be though. I can dbl-clik on those and see them ok.
Theory was that I would download a load of clips at once, then simply view them at a later time, but since some are not viewable now it appears I cant do this. They simply aren't listed in the directory.
Question is, if this cache of streamed clips is one bucket of a certain size, can I alter its size to be bigger ? OR, if it is not one size, can I alter this directory/cache spec to be a bigger size in any way so that it will take eg: 1Gb of data before starting to delete stuff ? OR, can I turn off the deleting process so it will all be saved, rubbish an'all ? HDD space isn't an issue. I have TB's spare.
I dont know if I'm talking browser (Firefox) or Windows or Flash size limitations here, so any pointers would be welcomed.
Many thanks.
G