How did you activate it? Is Xunlei an apk that can be installed?I activated Xunlei, and then i was able to download at max speed, around 4 Mo/s (both download manager and Playstore).
Does the Chinese rom have slow play downloads?
How did you activate it? Is Xunlei an apk that can be installed?I activated Xunlei, and then i was able to download at max speed, around 4 Mo/s (both download manager and Playstore).
I did and he said xunlei is for Chinese users only.I don't think you can install this app like another "normal app".
To activate it, go to "default download app", then settings, and the 1st option is : "Xunlei download engine", just needed to check it, then I rebooted, and my download speed was really better.
I think chinese ROM is ok because they dont delete "Xunlei".
Just ask Xiaomi.eu to keep this app on their ROM.
I hear you mate, i understand that with xunlei engine the download speed has come back to normal. BUT!! why on earth do other phones which also don't use xunlei are downloading at full speed?I had same problem on my Mi4C, my download speed was 400 ko/s max.
I searched on all forums why it was so slow, it was really boring, and i found the solution.
I activated Xunlei, and then i was able to download at max speed, around 4 Mo/s (both download manager and Playstore).
I'm on MIUI France ROM, and they didnt delete Xunlei.
It seems if you dont activate Xunlei, there is a software limit in download speed.
It's not a driver issue because if you use another download manager, that you can find on Playstore or XDA, you can download at full speed.
Then tell him to read my post, and he should try once to see that it works.I did and he said xunlei is for Chinese users only.
I agree. I think they did a software limitation to make users activate this service... When i saw that this service send links to china's servers I didnt want to activate it, that's why my downloads were slow. But it seems that we don't have choice. I don't understand why Xiaomi did something dumb like this...I hear you mate, i understand that with xunlei engine the download speed has come back to normal. BUT!! why on earth do other phones which also don't use xunlei are downloading at full speed?
How did you see that it sends info (and what kind of info) to chinese servers?I agree. I think they did a software limitation to make users activate this service... When i saw that this service send links to china's servers I didnt want to activate it, that's why my downloads were slow. But it seems that we don't have choice. I don't understand why Xiaomi did something dumb like this...
When Xunlei was off, the default MIUI download app suggested me to activate this service, and it explains that it will send download links to china's server to optimize download.How did you see that it sends info (and what kind of info) to chinese servers?
So it is actually spying on every link you visit. Don't know about you, but i really dont want that kind of program on my phone.
Are there any other programs one needs to keep an eye on?
But all other downloads outside of play store and chrome are fast so there must be another problemThat's exactly what I discovered. I flashed the Chinese DEV ROM, with Xunlei ENABLED, everything was fast as usual... DISABLED it... back to slow downloads! Back to XIAOMI.EU ROM - still, everything slow with no possibility to enable Xunlei, since they removed it.
So... we need to get back to Xunlei service into the EU rom - but how?!?? I really don't want to stick to 400kb/s DL speed. Btw. ... e.g. downloads in Google Drive App are FAST... Google Play = slow. How could this be???
Weil as I said in the op internet speed with other apps is also "slow" i.e around 400ko/s since they use the Miui download manager. I use the internet speed indicator in the status bar to say that. If I use another download manager like previous users invited to try, I can reach several Mo/s. So the whole default download system is affected by the the MIUI DL manager. Is there a way to replace the default DL manager ?But all other downloads outside of play store and chrome are fast so there must be another problem
Didn't find that "default download app" setting. Could you be more accurate ?I don't think you can install this app like another "normal app".
To activate it, go to "default download app", then settings, and the 1st option is : "Xunlei download engine", just needed to check it, then I rebooted, and my download speed was really better.
I think chinese ROM is ok because they dont delete "Xunlei".
Just ask Xiaomi.eu to keep this app on their ROM.
My bad I didn't understood it that way. I thought you found a setting to enable by default another download manager instead of the Miui one.On my French ROM the app is called "Télécharger" = "Download" in English, and this is the default download manager of MIUI.
The icon is a white down arrow on a green background (I can't post an image because I have less than 10 messages on XDA).
My god, testing it right now ! I'll give feedback. If it works, you are the man !Found a way to solve this download speed problem. This is all connected with the original MIUI download app. For some reason it's capping the download speed at 300kbps. So I thought, since Cyanogenmod doesn't have this speed issue, why not install its download app and see if it fixes the problem? Well, it does fix the problem. Now I'm getting normal speeds when downloading from Google Play store, I haven't tested Chrome yet though.
So the procedure is simple. There are 2 folders from Cyanogenmod that need to be copied and later on, pasted in the system folder of whatever rom you guys have, whether xiaomi.eu, smiui, etc...
These two folders are:
DownloadProvider (system > priv-app)
DownloadProviderUi (system > app)
Install MIUI and Titanium backup. Use it to uninstall the original MIUI download app (there are two entries that need to be uninstalled).
After having these two folders and MIUI rom ready, you have to place them in the appropriate locations, using ES File Manager, for example.
Once that's done, you need to take care of permissions.
Since I can't post images here, I'll have to write them down.
So both folders need to have permissions like this (Read - owner and group | Write - owner | Execute - owner and group)
The apk's inside those 2 folders need to have their permissions set like ( Read - owner, group and other | Write - owner)
And that's it. Reboot your phone, you'll have Cyanogenmod download app and decent/normal speeds as it should be. Enjoy.![]()