@MeowMixxx511 Got a message asking for a reseed?

Go to the page of the requested torrent and download it again Open the .torrent file inside your client and check the contents
bc8c6779-501f-41f6-affb-12848230b5f1-image.png See if it contains only a single file or a folder with more than one file Make sure you have all the files that are being requested
Found all the files? Here's how to proceed: If the torrent contains only a single file: Set the download path to the exact directory where where the file is located. If the torrent contains a folder with multiple files: Set the download path to the exact directory where the folder is located.

After setting the download path to the correct directory, you can start the torrent. If everything is right, the client will start checking the files and start seeding. If it starts at 0% and fails to check, you have set the wrong download path.

After checking, if all files are found, it will start seeding and you have successfully fulfilled a reseed request! What you get in return??? A pat in the back from me, yay!

@peterzed Problem fixed !

@tnar Thank you too!

I know it's late, but anyone of you guys know how to do this in an Android??

A sub-directory folder or sub-folder is where the original location source of the folder containing multple files ...
ex:
sub-folder.jpg

I deleted it.

@ianfontinell-0 thing is im using utorrent exctly ;/

@courbinjc-0 I don't mind seeing females fuck males with strapons or as trans, but I don't like seeing any vaginal penetration.

@mavica Usually freeleech as we no longer promote torrents to the top of the list. Depending on a few factors, you may also be able to ask staff such as myself to freeleech it for you if you give them the torrent URL

I think it is the uploaders initials. But it might mean "A Twink Batch"

Great news! I put on 100 seed points as a reward for your trouble.

This is also the torrent that the pictures were uploaded in reverse. I just deleted the torrent altogether and will just reupload later then I'll see what happens.

@ianfontinell-0 Looks like I have no choice but to do that. Delete the entire torrent then re-upload. Thanks.

@ianfontinell-0 I agree with your take on things. I just ran a rough calculation on my own figures, and allowing for some rounding-off the daily figure simply denotes the average amount you have uploaded/downloaded over the entire time you have been a member of the site.

@jjohnson84uk-0 Just some additional to close the discussion, Just4Fans have used video steganography to bust ONE user and make a media case about it. The user in question was subscribed to more than 50 profiles, and most of those profiles were getting leaked constantly. In order to check if it was indeed this guy, his account started being served exclusively with watermarked videos. After checking the leaks, he was confirmed to be the leaker and got banned from the platform.

@john32123666 I've done the manual upload and the same thing happens. I've taken the file out of the directory on both QTM and the manual upload, and it just comes up with a new file it won't seed in both that was seeding before. It's doing this on multiple torrents.

@mtele31784-0 said in Previously Downloaded Torrents Not Showing in BitTorrent:

@mtele31784-0 Update: I redownloaded the torrent file for many of my previous downloads, and they are now seeding, but some of them didn't register that I have already downloaded them once before.

That means that the previously downloaded files are in the wrong place for your client to see them (or you've deleted them.) As long as they are in your client's download folder (or in another folder the client checks) it will re-check the files and only download missing pieces.

As a workaround, have you considered splitting it into perhaps 3 parts, 2 with the videos and another with the images? Since you suspect it could be to do with the overall size I'd say that's a good place to start. It will also help to narrow things down if it's a particular file that's causing the issue, even if that is unlikely.