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Originally Posted by smartndecent  first you downloaded 1.37 gb of movie which is 2005 movie and released on dc approx year ago..
so how will you find leechers in it. |
That's just a movie I wanted. I didn't expect to get much upload out of it. So what should we do? Avoid anything that has few leechers? If there is something I need, I will get it before the seeders become 0. Movies like that come rarely and rarely get reseeded.
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Originally Posted by smartndecent then you downloaded above 7gb movie which is a kind of flop and most the ppl have downloaded its 1cd rip so very few download full dvd of such a movie and since you have downloaded that amount now you will may have to keep it seeding for month to upload same amount for tht movie.
because if you find 4-5 leechers on a torrent then more than your uploading speed it depends on their downloading speeed that how fast you can upload. |
I downloaded that torrent when it was brand new and at 1 seeder with 10 leechers. Since my download speed is so high, I thought i could beat others to the punch and try to help juice some upload out of it. Also, I desperately needed that film (flop shmop, it's the best film of the month for me), so two birds in one stone. Unfortunately that failed because even though I connected to most of the leechers, my upload rate stayed at 0 and rarely went as high as 5 kB/s.p
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Originally Posted by smartndecent would refer you to download some music torrents and seed them
and latest tv torrents which could help your cause.
try on the tv torrent which is released in current date and then check on your speed and lemme know if it works. |
I tried that already too. I downloaded some crap 150 MB TV torrent that I didn't want and I downloaded it fast and connected to many leechers, but again it didn't upload anything. I managed to get 1.00 ratio from it but it took a very long time and at a very low speed.
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Originally Posted by smartndecent else it is your isp problem if you have done portforward and allowed in firewall.
check with your isp about how much speed they allow for uploading because some of them blocks the upload speed of their users. |
Can't be the ISP, I was uploading faster than I was downloading just a few months ago. Upload speed used to be at least 50 kb/s. I haven't changed my ISP since then.
Thanks a lot for your help, but I kind of explained some of these things already in my first post. I had already said that I tried multiple torrents, some from other sites, that had a high amount of leechers, but the speed was still next to garbage. I really need to get some idea on how to tweek my router and Azureus settings properly. Maybe I did the port forwarding wrong?