Download time too long

Why is it taking too long to download a song?  Im talking HOURS if it even happens!

Could you download the graphics dynamically as they are required?
So, the air app would be the master 'app' and those additional 
graphics are loaded from your server only when required? I'd bet this 
would be the way you'd build it if the app were purely based online 
and not via air?
Dave Cates
Managing Director
Redemption Media Ltd
www.redemptionmedia.co.uk
Interactive internet, media & communications solutions.
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