Just released: a Beta version
it can help you to:
* see how much data you have downloaded, and how much good data blocks are, and where are they situated. This way you can know, for example, if you can’t view or hear some file because you haven’t still downloaded its beginning…
* preview your partially downloaded files,
letting you to construct files with your data compacted, without intermediate gaps which still don’t contain valid data. This way, the resulting file contains only data from the original archive, which can greatily help the other programs that you’ll later use to preview or extract that data:
o incomplete .AVI previewers
o incomplete .zip repair programs…
o .rar archiver
* compress more your partially downloaded files, by filling the gaps without valid data, with zeros (0×0) or ones (0×1), which should improve the percentage of compression.
You can choose from two methods of filling gaps:
o obtaining a file that can be restarted by your Kazaa program (with .dat info)
o (program option complete .dat file, fill gaps with hex. ‘FF’ or ‘00′) obtaining a file that can not be restarted by your Kazaa program (without .dat info)
* (progam option data and gaps, fill gaps with hex. ‘FF’ or ‘00′) any other thing that you can imagine…
(except for flying, and things like that…)
Right-clicking in any part of the program (except on the edit control) will let you select the “advanced” option (or with Ctrl+A), which will show all the information stored in the .dat, including ip directions of users and super-nodes, and others.
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