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Re: FastCopy (a better alternative than teracopy)
Posted: 20 Dec 2013 13:54
by Marco
Only thing that XY Custom Copy can't do so far is pausing a file transfer - I mean, literally pausing during the transfer of a file and being able to resume from that point, without reprocessing the whole file. Teracopy can do that, I don't know about Fastcopy.
Re: FastCopy (a better alternative than teracopy)
Posted: 20 Dec 2013 21:53
by Enternal
FastCopy can pause it too. Actually I don't remember seeing any alternative copier that cannot literally pause except for XYCopy partially. Also it always "confused" me a little bit when I pause XYCopy because it would pop up an extra dialog and then "pause" the transfer. Perhaps there should be two buttons instead; "Pause Background Processing" and "Pause Transfer"?
Re: FastCopy (a better alternative than teracopy)
Posted: 21 Dec 2013 02:45
by cslevine
What is really cool with Fastcopy and Teracopy, is the playing of sound when copy finished.
Why did never one else thought abuot that ?
This is so basic and a need to have some sound at the end of long operations.
( Well, a sound at a file recovery question would be a need too )
Teracopy is beatiful with the grafic displaying, but does'nt display much info ( bite rate )
Fastcopy is the most spped copier, and is said to be very reliable.
But o graphicdisplay and a bg dialog text gui. We have to like that... but it's fast copying is attractive !
near 20 / 30 years after the beginig of the micro computing at home,
windows good displaying and managing for file exploration, copying and so on is a very big project in progress....
Re: FastCopy (a better alternative than teracopy)
Posted: 21 Dec 2013 09:14
by admin
Code: Select all
v9.50.0112 - 2010-09-30 12:03
+ Tweak to define a sound to be played after the completion of each
background job *if* the job was at least of a configurable duration.
BJSoundJobDone=<full or portable path to a WAV file>
BJSoundJobDuration=<number of seconds>
BJSoundJobDuration defines the number of seconds a job has to take
at least in order to trigger the sound defined in BJSoundJobDone.
For example:
BJSoundJobDone="bum.wav"
BJSoundJobDuration=66
Now each background file operation that takes at least 66 seconds
would trigger playing "<xypath>\bum.wav" on completion.
