Does rarbg have "Connection timed out" without the proxy? I'm guessing your proxy is the cause. I will test, but I will assume it is working without proxy for now. How can it be a proxy issue if when I update just UPnP preferences I can connect with no issues for some time? I suspect some UDP protocol configuration in uTorrent itself is fishy to keep the connection alive through a proxy. I'm sure there'd be hundreds and hundreds of similar threads if uTorrent was at fault.
I did that, surprisingly most torrent clients have the same codebase or using the same libraries I guess. Start new topic. Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. Recommended Posts. Posted March 8, A few minutes ago it started over for some reason , one that is seeding and in the red now for 9 hours , and one that is seeding with no problem since yesterday.
Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options DreadWingKnight Posted March 9, Posted March 9, Posted March 11, Mike I have no clue how to backup settings.
I have no clue how to backup settings Ah, I get it. This is getting too weird and complicated. Posted March 14, As you have only just mentioned you're using a proxy Posted March 15, Also should I delete all those sat files I moved? Posted March 16, If it's possible to download successful torrent at seeds 0 0 , how could it be done if possible? If the availability shown on the info tab, availability row of the torrent is less than 1.
It is less then 1. How could I change it to have it 1. I didn't see any availability options in the preference to change it to 1. I read some instructions online using btreannouncer, and it's suppose to bring back dead files that has no seeds. Is that true? I tried it by going to the site, and click on upload and click on the torrent file. I get a message that says failed to write file to disk. I'm not sure if this will really work, and if it's safe to do?
If this method would work, how could I Re-Announce the file? Whenever you stop seeding a torrent that you got from the tracker by a ratio of one to one, it will prompt their systems to auto-warn you. Repeated warnings may soon warrant a ban. There is a simple answer to this question: you should probably seed as long as you can, and if possible, forever. As long as the content you are seeding is of interest to internet users, it is worth sharing it. As we mentioned earlier, the preferable seeding ratio should be one-to-one.
Therefore, whenever your seeding ratio is equal to or greater than one, it means that you have given more to the torrenting community. This way, you become a seeder. When this ratio is less than one, you have not shared as much, and you are, therefore, a leecher. Seeding torrents is not a complicated procedure.
It all depends on the torrent site you prefer for your torrenting needs. The primary purpose for seeding torrents is the sharing of these torrent files with other users. After all, what is a community without sharing? To continue enjoying torrenting services with most torrenting sites, you have to maintain a download to upload ratio of at least This helps you share as much content as you have downloaded.
Doing so will help you remain in the good books of the private tracking community. We can, therefore, say that by seeding your downloaded torrent files, you can be referred to as a good citizen in the torrenting community. Got any other questions about how to download torrents in ? Ideally, you should seed a torrent as long as possible. If you are the last owner of the fully downloaded torrent, it dies after you stop seeding.
Your seeding and downloading ratio should be one to one or higher. Jan is the captain at the helm of VPNpro. He ensures that every crew member is practicing perfect digital hygiene and spreading only accurate pro tips about technology.
Your email address will not be published. Post Comment. Haha I literally never, ever do this. I always thought it was dangerous. I love torrent seeding, it feels like being part of a worldwide community. I was curious as well as to how seeding works. I think I got the idea before reading this article but I would have to say you guys explained it better. Thanks for clarifying what seeding is and how it works. The torrent files you get from the internet do not contain viruses usually but the files you download from the torrent could have viruses.
Be careful when finding a torrent. Torrent is a type of download. You have to download the torrent file and open it up with a special torrent download program. The torrent file, when opened, will initiate the download of the actual game. Be aware than in most cases torrent downloaded games are illegal copies. You need a torrent program like Vuse or uTorrent. It will turn the torrent into a file or files.
Seeds are people who have already downloaded the torrent, and are seeding, ie re-uploading the torrent to decrease download times. It's illegal to provide links, but search for a torrent of it knights of the force torrent.
If you don't know how to torrent, search 'torrent tutorial' on google. The way to download a movie from the site PickTorrent is to first have a torrent downloader installed. From there, a person can choose the torrent from the site and it will download in the torrent manager. Seeding is essentially the procedure of linking to a torrent when you have a complete file downloaded or stored on your machine.
Basically, the more seeders there are on a torrent file the faster the torrent download will become. You are downloading it off another user that has it stored on their computer.
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