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<blockquote data-quote="MrMario64" data-source="post: 6819" data-attributes="member: 10276">k, it has been built in.Currently you can access a remote share.A remote share is an FTP server.This has been done so people can controll access, security, times people can access shares, bandwidth controll etc etc.Once setup you can browse the FTP share as any other share.A file will have 3 states shown in colors.Red = file is on remote shareGreen = file is downloadingwhite = file is local (downloaded)In practise it goes like:Browse the share, you see a picture you wanna patchPress enter, you will be asked (probably optional) if you wanna download it.Say yes and the file will start downloading.State = greenIf you press enter again you will get a dialog stating it is downloading (futere can hold a progressbar to)when it is done it will turn white and you will be able to play it.This is very very funny to use.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrMario64, post: 6819, member: 10276"] k, it has been built in. Currently you can access a remote share. A remote share is an FTP server. This has been done so people can controll access, security, times people can access shares, bandwidth controll etc etc. Once setup you can browse the FTP share as any other share. A file will have 3 states shown in colors. Red = file is on remote share Green = file is downloading white = file is local (downloaded) In practise it goes like: Browse the share, you see a picture you wanna patch Press enter, you will be asked (probably optional) if you wanna download it. Say yes and the file will start downloading. State = green If you press enter again you will get a dialog stating it is downloading (futere can hold a progressbar to) when it is done it will turn white and you will be able to play it. This is very very funny to use. [/QUOTE]

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