SFV Check?

[sad_ant]

I think it would be nice if there could be a way to automaticly check SFV files when download is complete... it's probably hard, but some ftp-servers can do that I think it's possible to include in ftp-client as well?...
I mean when you download a dir with rars and a SFV file in it it could run FlashSfv.exe and check the files.... :)
optimal would be if you could make it redownload the failed files... :) or at least make a dir within the dir -- 100% complete -- or something like that...
just a thought probably some hard work to do it tho..

also I would like an option to save queue on exit, you know like it does if you turn off your computer with flash running next time you start it you will get the window with restore queue... I would like to have it so that every time I shut down flash with files in my queue i would get the question if I want to restore files in queue next time I start flash..

uhmmm It seems like you already fixed this in v2 but if not: I would like it to calculate the WHOLE queue in "total time" this means calculate dirs as well as files!

[sad_ant]

oh one more thing, I would like to be able to use PC-speaker...
"on queue complete <BEEP PC-speaker>" :)
I wouldn't like the loudest most high-pitched noice one can get from the pc-speaker more like a little beep just to notice me even tho speakers are off...

[MxxCon]

SFV integration and total queue time with subdirs have already been requested, reseach msgboard to find an answer.
pc speaker beep is already there.

can't comment on queue restore..

[sad_ant]

hummm I cant find the pc speaker beep where do I find that?

[bigstar]

It's one of the predefined sounds.

PC beep only works under Win9x. under Win2k/XP/NT it plays the default beep.

[sad_ant]

Thx... and I got Win XP so there is no way for PC-speaker beep then?

[MxxCon]

for whatever reason it doesn't work for you, you have a temporary/permanent workaround;) .
FlashFXP sound event support undocumented feature, instead of selecting .wav files for sounds you can select .bat files. and it's only .bat, not .exe
you can download any program that can generate pc speaker tones and support command line. then you can make .bat file for each sound event, maybe with different tones, and use them instead of .wav or a single beep that flashfxp support.
:D

[sad_ant]

ah...
that sounds like a good idia, I'll see what I can do! :)

Edit: I can't seem to add either bat or exes... where do I do that?