Can someone explain to me IN PLAIN ENGLISH how to read the seed/peer decimal number?
Attempted Google but keep getting conflicting answers or answers from a chemist graduate.
I can't maths
Can someone explain to me IN PLAIN ENGLISH how to read the seed/peer decimal number?
Attempted Google but keep getting conflicting answers or answers from a chemist graduate.
I can't maths
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Got a screenshot?
"I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
Do you mean the availability number? edit: Just in case you do mean the availability... There used to be a ten page explanation of this on the uTorrent forums but here is a quick summary. The decimals are the percent of the torrent completed divided by 100. To have a number below 1.00 needs a leecher as all seeders will be counted as 1.00 as they have 100% of the data because 100/100=1.00 . An example, seeds 4(10), leechers 1(2), swarm availability 4.73, this means you are connected to 4 of 10 seeds (and they give 4.00 of the availability), 1 of 2 leechers, and the leecher has 73% completed the torrent aka 73/100 = 0.73. This assumes you have just joined the swarm. If you have not just joined the swarm then the 0.73 will be your completion plus the other leechers completion...but this 0.73 will only count unique pieces so you could both be at 0.73 but have the same pieces so it just gets counted as 73% of a full copy of the data in the torrent.
Last edited by smcewa11; 07-27-2017 at 04:26 PM. Reason: x
Oh, availability. I had no idea what he meant with "seed/peer 3 decimal", hence my screenshot request
That explanation is spot on.
"I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
it is useful for me , thanks
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