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This message pertains to your limit of 6 total downloads in a 24-hour period.

More info can be seen on your profile page.

I've found the option to activate UPNP, and I already had the firewall exception done. Let's hope that the UPNP thingy helps. Thanks for the tip 🙂

Yes, that seems to have done it, it's working now!
And a big  :thankyou:  for the credits  🙂

I think my head hurts…

Oh bugger! That'll teach me not to read things properly. LOL

Thanks for the upgrade. Ratio is starting to climb nicely now. 🙂

DPFella are you still having problems? When this start?

Thanks for replying

Has this issue been resolved, or is it still a mystery that will not download for you?

Popper, thanks for that tidbit of info 🙂

Also if Niro007 makes another two forum posts he will be able to access the Requests threads and make a fresh request 🙂

now it's working  :cheers:

thanks  😉

Don't worry about problems downloading from this site just now. The simple answer is you CAN'T, no-one can, no need to adjust your settings.

The tracker is not working while stuff is 'done'.

It has nothing to do with your end, your torrent client, your connection or whether you screwed a Moderator. There is nothing you can do. Except as slip45 says 'be patient'.

Start getting worried if you can't sign in to see these messages 😮

In µTorrent it is possible to change the location and name for each file in a torrent under the "files" tab in the torrent's details.

So you can make two torrents use the same file, even if differently named originally under the condition the content is to the bit identical.

However, that works for seeding at same time, but not for downloading at same time. So you can only download from one torrent at a time. Writing to the same file from two torrent's downloading at the time will create error messages (style can't access file).

:lolp:

The bar goes red when your BitTorrent can't connect to the tracker OR when the tracker sends back an error.

You get a hint on the cause by looking in the lower BitTorrent window part with the torrent's details under the "Trackers" tab in the line with the tracker announce URL for the message in the column "Status".

That message can be long, so you might need to expand the width of that column to see the full message.

Same examples:

time out  -> connection not possible

bad ratio … -> to many downloading torrents at the same time (see downloading rules)

unregistered torrent -> the torrent has been removed (there are many possible reasons for that)

Your BitTorrent still has the IPs of peers in memory (until you stop it) and therefore can still download from these it knows.

Thank you Pawpcorn and Popper.

Thank you  ;D

I have run into that from time to time… Even in Linux you have the same issue... Most files will play flawlessly in VLC, but there's the odd one here and there that I run into that just will NOT play properly in VLC. Sure enough, if I open those particular files in Totem instead, they work just fine.

My guess would be that it's something in the encoding of the video itself that WMP just cannot work with properly.

Actually there are two things that must match:

the torrent's hash the tracker URL including a valid passkey

When downloading a torrent, it gets the tracker URL with the downloading member's passkey inserted into the information contained in the .torrent file

However, assuming it is a same hash torrent, the tracker URL can be edited, so it contains a passkey. Most torrent clients have functions to edit the tracker URLs, or there are "Torrent Editors", including online. So downloading it is not the "only" way to get the right tracker URL with a valid passkey.

Check if your µTorrent is connectible > https://forum.gaytorrent.ru/index.php?topic=7598.0

and weren't you using a seedbox most of the time?