Posts made by frostycab

What have I started??? At this rate I'm going to have to start asking all these SB companies for kickbacks! LOL

Just a couple of things to remember:

• Use the SB primarily for high-demand torrents, whether you want them personally or not. If you're grabbing something for yourself but there's little demand from other peers then you're better off downloading it directly and using the SB space for more popular files.

• Keep track of when your SB subscription ends and plan accordingly. If you have loads of stuff on there that you want to keep then make sure you allow yourself enough time to FTP it all to your local storage..

Interesting to see some boxes still working once you've passed your traffic limit. Might be worth a look at the terms and conditions to see exactly what they say and whether there's a second limit that cuts off completely or if the throttle you or whatever. I must admit that know just how much traffic you can generate I would only ever get a box with unlimited traffic.

I came across this too. I don't know if it's up to date or accurate, but some of you might find it useful if you choose to try:

Glad it's working out for you. It's awful if you suggest things to people and it goes wrong. LOL

Looking at the search page with all categories selected there appear to have been only 2 successful additions to the site in the last 18 hours. I would surmise that something on the site has broken. I've messaged to helpdesk to ask if they're aware of any issues, but it could take a while to get a reply. You'll have to hold your horses for a while I'm afriad.

Normally when I check the site for the first time each day there's a goo 50+ uploads since I went to bed the night before. Just looked and there's only been 1 new upload in the last 11 hours. Did something break, or is it just a coincidence?

@thor9023 Maybe you started a freeleech torrent and the freeleech ran out before you finished. Any part of it after the FL ends counts against you the same as it does with any other torrent.

Anyway, keep us updated. I'd be interested to hear how you're doing every couple of days to see how it work out for you. I'm sure we'll all do what we can to help if you haven't got your technique quite right.

To clarify the reasoning in my method look at this:

The fourth torrent down is a prime target for a seedbox. Only 1 seeder and 77 leechers. If they were all to grab to whole thing from your seedbox that would be approaching 20TB! Obviously they won't all grab the whole thing from you, but getting in on this early (It's only about 30 hours old) you set yourself up for a huge amount of potential upload traffic.

The first one doesn't look too bad either, but given that it's 10 days old now you might find that while nobody has snatched the whole thing yet they might have most of it, so that one I'd check the swarm on to see if it's worth keeping it going. (In this case it's freeleech anyway so if you can grab a good chunk before the freeleech ends then you're still going to benefit.)

@thor9023 If you target the right type of torrents with your seedbox your ratio will soar, trust me.

As often as you can, look through the recently uploaded torrents on the site and grab the ones with only 1 seeder and at least 10 leechers. Don't worry about whether or not it's anything you want personally, because you're only concerned with ratio. The bigger the better when it comes to download size! If you've grabbed a seedbox with a decent line speed you'll download to 100% way ahead of anyone else, while also being right at the front of the queue when it comes to being an attractive uploader.

Another thing you can do once you start the torrents is to just have a quick peek at the swarm for each one to see how much anyone else already has. If you swarm is full of people who already have 80 or 90% of the total then maybe it's not worth bothering with. You want to hit the ones where you have little to no competition.

To be honest it's been so long since I had a seedbox that I can't really remember, but I reckon if you stick to that method you'll have your 996GB within days.

@thor9023 No worries. I think @ianfontinell-0 has given a much better explanation than I can, especially as I start to waffle when I really try to get my teeth into things. LOL

As for being able to organise you torrents (including by tracker) I've found BiglyBT to be a great client. I've set mine up so that each torrent is automatically loaded and tagged with the relevant tracker straight from my Windows download folder. Anything I grab from the various porn trackers gets a "Porn" tag as well.

When the downloads finish they automatically get moved to a folder specifically for seeding, while also auto-copying themselves to a folder on my long-term storage drives for eventual sorting into my library. That way I can delete things that I don't want to keep while still leaving them to seed for a week or 3 in the client.

When The download drive fills up I just go through my client and remove anything that has lots of seeders and isn't showing much activity at my end. That way I'm keeping the most profitable(?) torrents running while getting rid of the chaff that doesn't benefit me at all.

@thor9023 The problem here is that you keep giving us only part of the information at a time, so it's really hard to say much. Those numbers could be awful or could be great, but what timeframe do they cover? Do you have traffic running on any other trackers through the same client, or even a different client running alongside that one? What speed is your internet supposed to run at, both up and down, and what speeds do you actually get if you run a speedtest? There are so many factors that play into torrenting.

I've got a 500Mbps internet connection. I just ran a speed test and got 50Mbps upload speed. At this precise moment my client is uploading at 4.2MBps (Note MB vs Mb as the client I use is reporting bytes, not bits.) The thing is by the time I finish this sentence it will probably read 400KBps, and then perhaps 2.8MBps at the end of this post. It's not stable, and varies second by second as different peers make requests to my client.

That's why it's more helpful to look at the individual figures on each torrent, especially if you're using multiple sites and trackers because that total figure is everything combined. Just to give you some idea, I tend to upload roughly 10 times as much data to gay-torrents.net as I do here even though I'm often competing with more seeders, and I have no idea why, but that means my total up/down isn't a fair representation of my performance here. You need to look specifically at the torrents on this tracker and see if they have any peers, and also if you're competing with 100 other seeders who might have better connections and therefore be treated preferentially by the swarm. As @Kekkaishi said, it's about offering the right material at the right time. I've got some torrents running that were added to the site years ago, and as such aren't in demand because everyone who might want them already has them.

Sorry if that's all a bit condescending, but I have no idea what your level of competence is so it's simpler to just state the basics.

What was the question again?

@cp2000 LOL Glad it's working out for you. Care to share your up/down totals since you got it? What is it now, about 3 weeks ago?

@thor9023 said in upload ratio help:

@frostycab I'm uploading 193 torrents

I think you've misunderstood. Your client should be able to tell you how much it's actually uploaded for each torrent, and also a total figure. This is from my BiglyBT:

The figures shown there are across all trackers, but you get the idea. If your torrents on this tracker aren't actually uploading (because perhaps nobody is downloading them) you're not going to see any traffic on them so you won't get any site credit for them.

You can also check this for each upload. Here's a clip of some of stuff that I'm currently seeding here:

Only about 25% of them are currently generating any traffic, and of thos 3 are new files that only got added today so still have other leechers trying to grab them. Look at your uploads, If you have loads of seeds and no peers then you won't see any traffic.

@thor9023 said in upload ratio help:

little update, I have almost 200 torrents seeding and over night gaytor.rent only registered that I uploaded 0.02TB

You can seed several thousand torrents but you won't see any upload credit unless someone actively downloads some of them. How much does you client say you've uploaded?

As I keep saying to people, if you want to really boost your ratio, or simply have a large amount to seed for while, there is no better option in my opinion than getting a seedbox.

Right now there's a 7x boost on donations here, so for 15 Euros you can get 56GB of seed credit. For the same cost you could rent a seedbox for a month with 20Gbps up and down speeds and a terabyte of storage. If you seed desirable torrents through that I can almost guarantee that you'll sail past the donation bonus here in an hour or 2.

I don't mean to deter people form supporting the site at all, but if you're just looking for the highest return on your investment then it's a no-brainer.

@bi4smooth said in Film 911 movies:

@jujulette
There are no rules about collections, except that they have a common theme... Oh, and that there has to be a file list in the description.

None of which seems to be observed by anyone on here, sadly. Every day I see random "collections" of utter shite bundled together under the premise that it all came from OnlyFans (albeit from 30 separate accounts with no commonality between them), or contains bareback fucking, or simply represents the uploader's supposed favourite wanking fodder. Regarding descriptions, it now seems to be fashionable to simply copy and paste the title of the upload into the description field and leave it at that.

In short, there's been a huge increase in the number of lazy uploaders who will carelessly dump any old crap they can find onto the site, usually bundled together with even more crap because they know most people won't sift through 300 filenames in the vain hope of sorting the chaff.

It's a shame, but that seems to be where we are now.

Tom Baker will always be the first face that springs to mind a The Doctor, with Peter Davison coming in at a close second.

@bribriny Land of the Lost..... Was that the one with the diosaurs and the odd pylon thingies with all the coloured jewels inside that they kept playing with even though nothing good ever came of it? LOL

Anyway, from your answer I'd guess that you're in North America somewhere. I grew up in Canada, from the sounds of it around the same era. For me Looney Tunes was always a winner, be that Bugs, Daffy, Foghorn Leghorn.... whatever. (Coincidentally, just this week I've been watching a load of them as I found a huge collection to download from another site. Over 300 individual cartoons. It's been heaven! LOL)

The Banana Split Show was great too, and then later in the morning things got more serious with G.I. Joe, Transformers, Battle of the Planets, M.A.S.K. and the rest.

@bribriny See my other replies.

@bribriny said in Next Video Game Movie:

With Minecraft pulling in $157 Million it's opening weekend. What's the next video game you would like to see made into a movie?

I refer you to my response to your other post. hehe

@bribriny The etiquette for posting questions like this is for the OP to get the ball rolling by giving people their answer....

Not really, mainly because I'm not a fan of needing to scroll within a page, especially with pics. For example, www.gay-torrents.net requires you to scroll to see all the pic thumbnails on the left of the torrent page, right where I leave my mouse ready to hit the download button. It's not awful, but it's an annoyance for me.