so how come when i finish a download(utorrent) it seeds but, theres no action. is it because no1 wants the file or what?
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so how come when i finish a download(utorrent) it seeds but, theres no action. is it because no1 wants the file or what?
yes, maby there are no leechers and therefor nobody downloading from you or maby you are not connectable. Just wait, you will get leechers evntually...
ok thats what i figured, harsh times keeps uploading but miami vice dvd(from another private does shittle) so just leave em open huh?
If you have the disk space and want/need the upload then yes. also, it depends on what your max upload speed is and how many torrents you need to max it
speed test say d/l is 6mbps... u/l is a shitty 44kbps. i can usually max with 1 torrent(of course). i just dont want my ratios to suk because of comcast's dumb upload restrictons. andof course i can never reach my max d/l cause of my weak u/l... ne advice?
well, the whole idea of torrent is that you give back atleast as much as you take, so the upload speed controls how much you can take, if you can kep it running 24/7, then you get the most out of it. if you want to download more than that, you have to use something where you only take and dont have to give, like ftp servers or something like that
i generally let my comp run 4 2-3 days b4 rebooting, then i start my torrent prog n continue. but im new to utorrent(damn private trackers blocked my old prog) and was just wondering why some files dont upload, which you explained. Hey i c your flag... how come some peers have ntl IP's but are located in the US? I'd love to get a 10mbps connection
thx 4 your help too
hmm, not getting this part, ntl? meaning the netherlands?Quote:
Originally Posted by ram82082
ntl... the isp over there, they offer 10mb connections
try opening and forwarding your portsQuote:
Originally Posted by ram82082
the key to a good ratio on any private tracker is patience and limiting how much you download
Set a port other than the standard 6881-6889 and make sure the port you use for BT is forwarded correctly. From what I read, turning on encryption might help too. Hope this helps, good luck.
i think encryption is always turned on when using any bittorrent clientQuote:
Originally Posted by noobitok
I thought so to...
just leave your computer on n get on torrents early that u no will be bid leechers