can somme one help me utorrent is too slow

**buggyfresh** · 02-01-2008, 05:35 PM

Originally Posted by T.S.O.L.

i bet its port forwarding if you havnt set up which port to forward in utorrent

yea that too - most trackers need you to have a port around 50000-53000...if you have randomize port and UPnP mapping and that other mapping ticked in utorrent's bittorent settings untick them!

**yacine911** · 02-01-2008, 05:35 PM

but when i download the same file in bitcomet the speed is good

**BEGINER** · 02-01-2008, 05:36 PM

Originally Posted by yacine911

Originally Posted by BEGINER

And please stop calling us gays

...Or some people will have dirty reflections

ops sorry man

No,its all ok...It was joke,because you caling as gays

**buggyfresh** · 02-01-2008, 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by yacine911

but when i download the same file in bitcomet the speed is good

bitcomet cheats a bit...which is why a lot of privae trackers ban it...

**yacine911** · 02-01-2008, 05:39 PM

Originally Posted by bruckwine

Originally Posted by yacine911

but when i download the same file in bitcomet the speed is good

bitcomet cheats a bit...which is why a lot of privae trackers ban it...

yes i konw.. that why i want to use utorrent but like i sad his too slow

**mirceandr** · 02-01-2008, 05:46 PM

"As more and more ISP's throttle BitTorrent traffic, speeds have become slower for all of us. The solution is to turn on encryption in your client. The encryption will send encrypted packets to other BitTorrent clients who support encryption, and normal packets to those who don't. ISPs will not be able to do a deep packet analysis on the encrypted data sent, and therefore will not be able to throttle or cache those packets. Of course, the more people who have client encryption turned on, the faster the speeds will be for everyone." - quoting from bitG , that's why your speed is slow

**yacine911** · 02-01-2008, 05:53 PM

Originally Posted by mirceandr

"As more and more ISP's throttle BitTorrent traffic, speeds have become slower for all of us. The solution is to turn on encryption in your client. The encryption will send encrypted packets to other BitTorrent clients who support encryption, and normal packets to those who don't. ISPs will not be able to do a deep packet analysis on the encrypted data sent, and therefore will not be able to throttle or cache those packets. Of course, the more people who have client encryption turned on, the faster the speeds will be for everyone." - quoting from bitG , that's why your speed is slow

how i will do that

**mirceandr** · 02-01-2008, 06:09 PM

"Turning on encryption is easy. In Azureus, for example, go to Tools -> Options to open the Options menu. Once there, go to Connection -> Transport Encryption. Once enabled, the final result should look like this:

If your client does not support encryption, it may be time to think about changing to a client such as Azureus or uTorrent." - thx to bitG

**yacine911** · 02-01-2008, 06:20 PM

Originally Posted by mirceandr

"Turning on encryption is easy. In Azureus, for example, go to Tools -> Options to open the Options menu. Once there, go to Connection -> Transport Encryption. Once enabled, the final result should look like this:

If your client does not support encryption, it may be time to think about changing to a client such as Azureus or uTorrent." - thx to bitG

you are a very helpful thenk you man