New Feature Available: Super Fast, Super Easy .Zip File Creation & Instant Download
Updated April 8, 2011
When you’re sending a lot of individual tracks, a couple of albums, or a combination of tracks and albums to someone the overall file size can become pretty large. We used to let you pick the tracks you want to download and then we would run a job in the background that compressed everything into a .zip file and then we notified you when it was ready. Sometimes this could take a while to complete. Well, you no longer have to wait for anything. Now when you download an album or a project you can expect to see the following:
- The download starts immediately – literally right when you click on the link or download button.
- When you’re downloading a project the .zip file inherits the name of the project.
- If a project has a combination of albums and tracks in it, the albums are placed nicely into sub-folders so everything is organized perfectly when it hits your hard drive.
- If you download an album the .zip file inherits the album title.
- NO LIMIT on the number of tracks you can bundle, send or download. We had a cap of 100 tracks prior to this release but that limit has been completely lifted.
These things sound simple and logical, and that’s why we did it this way. The reality is that dealing with hundreds of megabytes of audio files at a time and delivering them as fast as possible is not as simple as it sounds. We’ve figured it out though, and it’s ready for you and your clients to use. Enjoy!
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