From the sounds of it, it sounds like you downloaded this file while connected directly from your internet connection, rather than the VPN. The VPN itself will tunnel absolutely ALL of your internet traffic through the VPN server so that your ISP cannot see what you are doing, and by the same token, to the internet, you will appear as being somewhere other than where you really are.

As for the server error 500, I'm not sure what to say to that, as you seem to be the only person to experience this issue.

Now as for the speeds, this does make sense as most ISP's will automatically throttle your connection speed once they detect any kind of P2P traffic passing through your connection. When you're connected to the VPN on the other hand, all your ISP will see is your connection to the VPN, without being able to tell anything more.

As for having been "found out", this is likely a case of a copyright troll started IP sniffing through the peers list and found your IP address associated with an active P2P connection while you were downloading the file. This can easily be skirted around through the use of a VPN as this will mask your IP address to the internet as being that of your VPN, rather than that of your ISP.

Also, be sure that you are reporting them correctly. The vast majority of duplicate cases that I decline are because the original torrent was reported as the duplicate, leaving the actual duplicate torrent being reported as the original. In such a case, there is no option but to decline the duplicate because the duplicate is not the original torrent.

knows if have another county likes germany >< im know japan is XD

Difference Between Apple iOS and Android

(1) Apple iOS is a proprietary operating system whereas Android is Google developed open source operating system.

(2) The latest version of iOS is 4.2.1 and Android is 3.0 (Honeycomb) as at today.(Jan 2011)

(3) Both Apple iOS and Android supports Multitasking.

(4) Android has one more short range communication technology NFC on top of Bluetooth.

(5) Apple iOS supports internet Tethering via Bluetooth whereas Android supports with Hotspot via Wi-Fi

(6) Address book share via MMS vcf is perfectly stores in Android with exactly same label of contacts whereas apple iOS doesn’t not support the perfect lebel.

(7) Google Native clients for Gmail,Youtube ,Google Talk,Maps and Search are perfectly designed in Android and Apple uses Apple Mail client to get emails which will not fully support for Gmail features.

(8) Android supports Social Network contact Sync whereas Apple iOS is not.

(9) Skype video calling is supported by Apple and Android.

(10) Viber VoIP Application is only available for Apple iOS at the moment but official site says android in roadmap.

(11) GTalk video is supported by Android whereas Apple iOS does not support.

(12) Both as user friendly and easy to use.

(13) Since Android could be installed on any hardware, so if you want to change the phone or tablet to other vendor will not make much difference is usage whereas Apple iOS runs on Apple devices only.

(14) Patches and bug fixes will be released by Apple only in Apple iOS whereas in Android there are lots of customised versions from 3rd party developers with immediate fixes.

(15) Android can be customised by Vendors or 3rd Party users but whereas Apple iOS is only developed and fixes by Apple. Downgrade is not possible in Apple iOS officially.

no problemo matey

I use the premium version of Cyberghost VPN. No noticeable drop in speed and performance. And I download torrents moderately and frequently change IP location

It worked !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was http://tracker.gaytorrent.ru:2710/announce the good gaytorent.ru tracker url  :cheers:

I am happy !  ;D

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We must celebrate any modest success over the rampant technology  😄

I'm not quite sure I read the bit about search and clicking correctly. Whether you had VLC already open for that. Have you tried clicking on a file in Search without VLC open just to see what happens? I have no idea if anything will be different but it might be worth a try. Not sure where it takes you after that.

Click/double-click, entirely a matter of personal choice. I choose single click because I am very lazy.

You will have to explore the mTorrent jungle without me 😞 I don't understand torrents, except to upload and download them (and getting them deleted), mostly without bother. And I only ever use uTorrent 3.0 these days.

Good luck  🙂

First, potential upload speed is (nearly?) always a low fraction of potential upload speed - my ISP offers 100 mbs down/6 mbs up.

Second, what are paying for that makes you think you are not getting a good speed.

Third have you tested the maximum speed of your connection using something like http://www.speedtest.net/ (only click on the 'Begin Test' button.

Fourth, remember your speeds are only as good as the speeds at the other end.

But it can be frustrating… 🙂

thanks guys, right now I have only tried out Avidemux, and it completed the job nicely. I would try other software later to see which one works the best….

it's ok.
The problem is solved

Thks

@MrMazda:

I would be inclined to recommend the Kodi app… It's the app that Android TV uses. From my experience, with the right add-ons, you name the content and it's there. You will never have to pay for cable tv ever again with the Kodi app.... You can get it at through the following link:

http://kodi.tv/download/
***** Note: If you're using Ubuntu, you can also get this app by doing the following:

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:team-xbmc/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install kodi

Once installed, you will want to add the Genesis add-on, as it seems to be the most popular add-on for watching just about everything. You can find instructions on how to install the Genesis add-on at https://seo-michael.co.uk/how-to-manually-install-gotv-for-xbmc/

I need to try this.  :blind:

Just looking, and I notice that I have the "42.0 beta update channel" version. In computer-ese, "beta" usually means "being tested," and thus is typically less stable/more buggy, yes? Perhaps i should re-install a slightly older version.

If you're asking what player is best to play the video files that the torrents contain, the default media player that comes pre-installed generally works perfectly fine for me. If you're referring to torrent client in which to download the torrent's contents, I would recommend uTorrent for Android, although realistically, just about any Android Torrent app will suffice to retreive the torrent's content.

It's best to use one of the servers which allow file sharing, I doubt CA does (pretty sure). I use a NL server and my speeds are fine.
Also go into the advanced settings in the PIA client and enable port forwarding if you haven't. Mouse over the tray icon to get the port # PIA is using, then enter it into the utorrent connection settings. Don't port forward on your router if you use one, not needed. The port # will change each time you connect so you'll have to update it in uT.