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?

well disabling/re-enabling my account seemed to have work? cause now im downloading no problem lol

now in utorrent program seeding 3 files and 5 files (finding peers). please see info https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/101383902/seeding info.PNG  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/101383902/seeding info2.PNG
info about downloading files here https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/101383902/downloading info1.PNG   https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/101383902/downloading info2.PNG

in "Welcome back,  3 seeding, 0 dowloading  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/101383902/3 torrents seeding.PNG

Yes my utorrent 3.4.3 work  all time 24/7

From Bobby12 at 2015-06-09 20:19:28 (1 min ago) GMT (NEW!)

Thanks, the problem has been fixed now.  🙂

–------ Pawpcorn wrote: --------
please reboot now

Light green background colour means you've got the .torrent file upon. Darker green background colour means you've completed the download of all files.

That depends if at least one of the seeds your client knows continue to seed. If yes, the download should continue.

However, if you close your torrent client, it is likely that he doesn't store the seeds information and won't connect again on restart.

Not being connectible may be as well an issue, especially if you and the left seed(s) are both not connectible, no connection will be established -> no download possible.

I prefer BitTorrent

You could even post the URL to the video in this thread to see if anybody has the video to share.

Wow.. I have not uploaded torrent files to other sites myself.  But I can imagine that some people WOULD do that, not realizing that they were giving away their passkey.

Thx a lot dude! U saved my porn life :cheesy2: :cheesy2: :cheesy2:

From the sounds of it, it sounds like the VPN itself is either IPSec instead of PPTP, or that the VPN itself does not support port passthrough.

OK, a wild shot into the dark…

Can you try yje tracker URL starting with this:

https://tracker.gaytorrent.ru:443/

Thanks a million.
Was not yet on my daily limit at that stage so must be the SSL of the mobile app.
I just loaded the torrents over onto a spare notebook that was lying around and they started straight away.
Thank again for advice, will keep that in mind i I use the mobile app again.
GreetZ

It would appear that the torrent client that you're using does have some issue with SSL connections. Your best bet is to check the setings in your torrent client, and force it to accept the tracker's SSL cert.

Also, depending on what OS you're running and whether or not you can install apps, it may be worth while to try qBitTorrent. It's available on most platforms, yet is quite simple to work with.