@wade I just thought I'd point out that not only does obstructing the title and/or the names of the performers make it hard to search, thereby making it a useless upload, but you should be careful as the rules are VERY clear that the video must be properly identified. So not only is this process generally frowned upon, but it can also be a violation of the site rules, which can get you into trouble.
@Poernerlook Just out of curiosity, are you using uTorrent 3.6.0 or BitTorrent 7.11 by any chance? This is one of many known issues with these torrent clients. While we recommend uTorrent 2.2.1, the latest version that works properly with our system is 3.5.5.
@Dblckct-0 For privacy reasons, we do not release this information to our members. This is for their own protection. If you can find the torrent, you can comment on it and the person who uploaded it will receive a notification of the comment. They can choose to reveal themselves if they so wish, but nothing you can see on the site will reveal that information.
@chicko This error happens when there is already a torrent somewhere in the system with the exact same info hash. In other words, the error is exactly as it sounds.... It is already on the site somewhere.
@john32123666 If they're part of an Anime game, then there's nothing specific against them. In this case, they were either malicious code attempting to be passed off as videos that they were not, or they were in a form that requires a media license in which to view. In either case, such files are NOT permitted, and so they have been removed.
@frostycab The strange thing about QTM is it only seems to misbehave for some users, while working perfectly for others. This makes it problematic for us as unless we are able to duplicate the problem, we cannot be sure of where the problem is exactly or what exactly needs to be adjusted to fix the issue.
It seems someone may have found a hack that we do not condone as it was only freeleeched for 3 hours, which is not an option we offer. The shortest you can freeleech is 24 hours.
Perhaps @Joker could chime in on this one?
@lololulu19 Usually from a QoS (traffic shaping) perspective, the trackers are indistinguishable. It's all P2P traffic. There's no way of distinguishing from the different sources.
It sounds more to me like he may have set alternate rates when downloading. This is an option in most torrent clients.
@jokuihmemies Yes. Staff can see how many times, and when it was made freeleech, and how long it was made freeleech for each time.
@grecodesk The "Official" one can be found here
@frostycab I kinda have to agree with you here. The rules are clear that the pictures must be a decent size and of reasonable quality. The pic attached in this example is neither a decent size, nor a reasonable quality, and thus, should not be posted.
So I second the movement for hitting the report button to have the micro pic(s) removed.
@Gaylmah-0 There is no such thing as port forwarding in IPv6 due to the nature of the way that its subnets work. Simply put, there isn't a need for it on IPv6.
The short version is you need to set a static IPv4 address for your computer on your network (preferably on the DHCP settings of your router), then set the port that your torrent client uses to be forwarded through your router to that IP address bothi in TCP and UDP.
Since our tracker is only IPv4, you won't really see any IPv6 traffic from our systems.
@lessrepresed Send me the link to the torrent you want the comment removed from and let me know which comment. I can remove it for you.
@john32123666 The short answer is that it IS allowed here, but should be placed in the Trans category. I have moved it to said category for that very reason.
@lololulu19 We stopped promoting torrents at all. This was largely due to the number of complaints of most of the "new" torrents being old torrents that are just being "recycled".
As for the people downloading the dupe torrent, we move these torrents to a special category that is not visible to regular users, but keeps the torrent active enough on the tracker to still allow the peers who are currently connected to complete their download. The actual torrent delete does not happen until the last peer has finished downloading the torrent.
@BKisalive This sounds like a combination of two things..
100+ other seeders helping seed the torrent
Port Forwarding issues.
With #2, you need to make sure that the port your torrent client uses is forwarded through your home router/network to your computer, both in TCP and UDP. This is a necessary step to being able to get proper upload traffic.
@lololulu19 We had been doing this until recently due to the fact that over 90% of "new" torrents, were actually torrents that had been recycled, sometimes many times.
@tnar That will usually throw you an error the moment you open the .torrent file in the torrent client. It won't get as far as checking the contents if this is the case.
@timleee1995-0 I just worked some voodoo magic on this torrent. It should pick up for you soon.
@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