Added example on using --limit-rate and --max-time together - #19473
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| - --limit-rate 100K $URL | ||
| - --limit-rate 1000 $URL | ||
| - --limit-rate 10M $URL | ||
| - --limit-rate 200K --max-time 60 -o $URL :Aborts if download takes longer than 60 seconds |
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I don't think we should put comments in that line. It was not intended and I imagine it will make the output look wrong in some places.
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Added a simple example to how --limit-rate and --max-time could be used together for controlled transfer window