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What does this error message mean?

Started by Hellow, August 22, 2013, 04:31:16 PM

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Hellow

I was wondering if any could tell what this error message means.



I assume its a error in the voicecommands xmls so i have attached it.

jitterjames

What version of VC?


jitterjames

I think it probably doesnt want to create 1 million options for your:

payload range    0,999999

don't do that!

Hellow

#4
Thanks working like a charm now :D

i changed to 0-6000 because thats what i need anyway. It does take some time when it restarts, but i never restart anything so it shouldnt be a problem.

I can now check what is downloading, pause, resume and delete singel torrents, pause/resume all torrents and set download and upload speed. Awesome, thanks again!

jitterjames

payloadXML is not a pain to set up.  It is only an extra 30 seconds of work.

However in this case I would use a payload list, and then you can enter a list of numbers like

10,100,100,5000

etc.

Hellow

Quote from: jitterjames on August 22, 2013, 07:28:23 PM
payloadXML is not a pain to set up.  It is only an extra 30 seconds of work.

However in this case I would use a payload list, and then you can enter a list of numbers like

10,100,100,5000

etc.

So i wouldnt have to set up every phrase and value from 0--6000 if i wanted to use a payloadxml?

I'll see how it goes, if the slow restarts start bugging me i might change it to a list.

jitterjames

Why would you need such fine grained control over this setting?

Slow = 100
medium = 3000
fast = 6000

or something like that, whatever makes sense to you.  You could have a payload xml with phrases from 1 to 10 and then map them to reasonable values from slow to fast.

If you are going to enter every possible value then you might as well use a payload range, but it seems unnecessary to me.