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The above HTML page will attempt to guess the size of the zipped file based on the size of the video. If it detects the right size, it will download the file directly to your disk. That's all there is to it. However, if it guesses wrong (which it sometimes does), you will be given the option of downloading it manually. Note: the valid lengths are 4:59, 20:04 and 1:41. These lengths are arbitrary but are picked at random from all file lengths. In practice, this means a file of the appropriate length will be downloaded on each attempt. The file is downloaded in linear uncompressed format and is about 25x the size of the compressed version (because of the increase in video quality).To accomplish this, the download manager first checks for a video of the correct length. If there is such a video, it will use its progress bar. If it sees no progress, the video will be downloaded silently. If no such video is found, the video will be compressed and a random amount of it saved to disk. The lengths will be checked again after this to see if there is still a match. Once the video is downloaded, it is sent to a second process that will unzip and rename it.In practice, this feature works well and produces no problems. Note that the download manager is only used if the browser does not support HTML5 (or equivalent) video download (i.e., videos are not downloaded directly). If this is the case, the page may say that the file has been created and the download manager may be used. A: (Complete Answer below) You're right, as far as the answer is concerned. I was just testing the pages for myself. Had to use Mozilla (latest build) though. They released a fix (or maybe it was a workaround), and it was the mozilla's fault. Downgrading to 8.0.1 fixed it, and it works nicely! But I'm curious why people use Xilinx, or at least why Xilinx uses Ruby on Rails, in the first place. As for the answer itself, I made the following changes to the code which solved my problem: Before loading the page, use $.browser. =='msie'. if it is false, at least in my case, this causes the files to be resized wrongly. Replace select * with select *[1] to tell JQuery to not ignore certain elements. (JQuery ignores the * element, which means it will work with web 2.0 browsers, like Firefox). I have no idea why the browser I'm using doesn't like the first one, but for the record, (and for the future) the latter works beautifully. Stage. (define stage 1) (define (teststep target) (define stage (add-stage (read-stage))) (cond [(= stage 1) #f] [else (define substate (read-stage)) #f])) (teststep 0) (define state (read-state)) The error that i get is [!]: Bug: length expected A: (define substate (read-stage)) should be (define substate (read-stage substate)) i.e. you're not using the parameter you've passed. 3d9ccd7d82