Large Port Washington Torrent
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- usbcd36
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Seeding…
One thing that might work for normal downloading of the file is to split it up into 250 MB chunks and upload it that way. Yes, it's still ungainly, but MUCH less ungainly than the 1.27 GB version.
Also, I was never able to connect to a single seed throughout the process; I simply received the parts I needed from other peers. Go figure…
One thing that might work for normal downloading of the file is to split it up into 250 MB chunks and upload it that way. Yes, it's still ungainly, but MUCH less ungainly than the 1.27 GB version.
Also, I was never able to connect to a single seed throughout the process; I simply received the parts I needed from other peers. Go figure…
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usbcd - its not using up any downstream badwidth, but its clearly using all of your avaliable upstream. thats the thing about DSL, they dont give you much upstream. it still makes web pages load slower.
anyways, observe what speed its going at when the internet is being slow, this is probably close to your max speed. then set the maximum upload speed to like 80% of that. i get ~45 up and let people have 25 during the day, 35 at night (you can schedule it in utorrent )
anyways, observe what speed its going at when the internet is being slow, this is probably close to your max speed. then set the maximum upload speed to like 80% of that. i get ~45 up and let people have 25 during the day, 35 at night (you can schedule it in utorrent )
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- usbcd36
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Yeah, I don't get much upstream. Some is already wasted on Chrono Symphonic (which I could probably stop seeding, but I'd like to help…), and the rest goes to the other torrents (which consists of only PW at the moment). Knocking it down to 30 kbps should solve the problem (I get anywhere from 35 to 50 kbps upstream, though my theoretical max is 48 according to the connection info page).
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hmmmmm, it appears that as I did something to the tracker a few weeks ago its gone boom boom boom boom. I'll fix that tomorrow. But for now, have a http download link. Try not to spread it too much, I cannot take the bandwidth hit too much this month.
<a href="http://pw.gptheatre.co.uk/data/seedfiles/Port Washington [BIG].mp4">Right Click Here And Save Target As For The Big Quicktime Version</a> - 1.3 gig
<a href="http://pw.gptheatre.co.uk/data/seedfiles/Port Washington [BIG].avi">Right Click Here And Save Target As For The Big Xvid Version</a> - 700mb or so
Please only download one for now until I have repaired the tracker.
<a href="http://pw.gptheatre.co.uk/data/seedfiles/Port Washington [BIG].mp4">Right Click Here And Save Target As For The Big Quicktime Version</a> - 1.3 gig
<a href="http://pw.gptheatre.co.uk/data/seedfiles/Port Washington [BIG].avi">Right Click Here And Save Target As For The Big Xvid Version</a> - 700mb or so
Please only download one for now until I have repaired the tracker.
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