Thanks for replying,
I understand where you’re coming from, but considering it would take less time for a larger file to download than actually manually compress the files [situational, even basic 10mbit connections wouldn’t take a lot of time to download a 30Mb+ file] , split them,and send them to the client, I still do not see the benefits of having a 20Mb limit or the disadvantages of increasing it.
The main concern here is that other members don’t have sufficient knowledge on compression and manipulating ytd / yft files, and it’s not like increasing the limit would do any considerable damage, if any.
If you want to meet on level-ground, at least make the zlib information box more informative to users that don’t understand the problem they are facing clearly enough. Something along the lines of, “Streamed file + [Filename] + over file transfer limit.”. It’s nothing personal for me but i’d be grateful if this was applied for other users.