Author: Tony Werten
Date: 10:56:06 04/04/05
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On April 04, 2005 at 06:32:14, George Tsavdaris wrote: >This is continuation of a thread that has become toooooo old........ > >>On April 03, 2005 at 14:13:30, Robert Hyatt wrote: >>>On April 03, 2005 at 14:13:30, George Tsavdaris wrote: >>>>On April 03, 2005 at 05:03:38, Peter Skinner wrote: > >>>>I was offering 2 DVD set (3,4,5man tbs), a 5 man DVD set (3,4,5,some 6 man tbs), >>>>and a 10 DVD Dual Layer set (total of 85gb of tablebases, 6 man only) > >>>You say "I was". Why not "I am"...........? >>>Why you stopped.......? > >>>>The main reason was I created a "master" set of each of the offerings. Then I >>>>took them to a local company to get replicated. The originals tested just fine, >>>>but the replicants were messed up. Certain bases were corrupt for some reason, >>>>and the company refused to do anything about it. > >>>>If people want the sets, I will create copies for them. > >>> >>>Thanks......! >>>I wish and when the whole 6 piece endgames will be generated, to be available >>>from you. When this happens and if you agree we can arrange the whole procedure >>>and with a logical and not insane (like Chessbase/Convekta as you said and i >>>agree), profit for you........ > > >>Do you realize how many DVD's that will take? :) > >No:-) > I guessed it will take around 4-5 DVD's. But even 5-15 would not be a big >problem, i want to believe......... :)) Add about 250 more (double sided) Tony > > Can you give a rough approximation of how many GB's are the whole 6 >piece.......? > Is it around and after compression 6 GB (60ยท100 MB (5-piece size)) or it's a >lot more........? > Eugene Nalimov once talked about an exact formula giving all these numbers that >exist in the archives. But it's not very convenient and easy to look into >them.... Does anyone know what he was talking about........?
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