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GUIDE: Max Out Download Speed Using Utorrent

#651 20 Jun 2008 @ 3:11
Not at all, in fact I think a lot of members here have stayed with 1.6.
#652 30 Jul 2008 @ 2:49
When u said go to http://www.broadbandreports.com/tweaks i went there and it says Attention Satellite Users: DO NOT USE THIS TOOL. What does this mean because im using a Toshiba laptop and it says Satellite above the keyboard in the corner so....... does that mean i cant use it. can someone send me a private message or somthing cuz there are alot of replies here
#653 30 Jul 2008 @ 12:39
Don't quote me but I gather you are connected to the internet through a satellite dish rather than a particular ISP: http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/s...i528672,00.html
#654 30 Jul 2008 @ 17:24
Oh i get it i thought it was a type of computer that wouldt work. I use a cable modem(Roadrunner) so i dont think it will be a problem right.
#655 30 Jul 2008 @ 17:37
Should be fine. Is there any particular problem you're having?
#656 30 Jul 2008 @ 19:57
No I got it now thanks.But there is another problem im having.Are you familiar with ratDVD if so could you check out my thread

http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/687602

Thanks
#657 30 Jul 2008 @ 20:08
Not at all familiar with ratDVD but sounds like a DVD compatible file. Maybe ImgBurn? (free)
#658 30 Jul 2008 @ 20:23
ImgBurn should burn the extracted VIDEO_TS if it's complete: http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/...der_imgburn.cfm Have a look and see what you think.
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#659 30 Jul 2008 @ 22:35
Ok i tried it bu when i click VIDEO_TS it actually opens the folder displaying the contents.I just selected everything in the folder and burned it following that guide of course.So i dont know if thats right but well see in a while.
#660 30 Jul 2008 @ 23:47
is anyone else having much slower download speeds with the most recent beta of uTorrent? the last beta worked great, and now I peg out at about 60kbps...

http://www.my-linker.com/hop/paretologic

I have found that this is simply THE BEST if you are looking for scanning and removing spyware and malware (especially those picked up through massive file downloading and sharing)
#661 06 Aug 2008 @ 17:05
What is protocol encryption is that so goverment ips or virgin cant discover you downloading
#662 06 Aug 2008 @ 17:37
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent_protocol_encryption Kind of windy explanation, Protocol Encryption disguises the packets so that they aren't recognized by an ISP. Use an ip blocker like PeerGuardian, not 100% but good. Won't work on Vista but there is a beta that does or SafePeer in Azureus or ip blocker in utorrent.
#663 06 Aug 2008 @ 19:28
Originally posted by mistycat:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent_protocol_encryption Kind of windy explanation, Protocol Encryption disguises the packets so that they aren't recognized by an ISP. Use an ip blocker like PeerGuardian, not 100% but good. Won't work on Vista but there is a beta that does or SafePeer in Azureus or ip blocker in utorrent.
cool so its like an private ip funtion then i do have the beta of peer gardian 2 and have enabled the protocol encryption so hopefully i be ok to carry on dl stuff then as in england there cutting down heavily on illegal downloading and sending letters out. i guess i should be ok then cheers for info man
#664 06 Aug 2008 @ 21:29
Well, all I can say about you being ok with PG is that it's good but not perfect and that I was caught downloading by an MPAA member years ago, got PG and never have been caught again despite thousands of downloads. It's a must have but you're still at some risk, definitely less though but not none.
#665 16 Nov 2008 @ 19:40
i'm using utorrent 1.8.1 and am getting the yellow excalmmation point. it says no incoming connections. i'm using windows vista and have turned off norton firewall, made exceptions for utorrent on windows firewall, and turned off my bellsouth internet provider firewall. i had a green check mark for a few minutes but then it went away. i'm downloading at an avg of 62 and uploading at an avg of 7. i went into windows exception and made an exception for utorrent and added the port listed in my utorrent preferences. i have 86 seeds and 30 peers for the file i'm trying to download. i've searched for the last week on utorrent forums and google and can't find anything that makes this turn green permanently. what am i doing wrong?
#666 16 Nov 2008 @ 20:01
Originally posted by brandon85:
what am i doing wrong?
if you are behind a router, did you forward the utorrent port?
#667 16 Nov 2008 @ 20:32
You're not doing anything wrong, BellSouth is throttling torrent's: http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/Bad_ISPs You can try a port over 50,000, enabling Protocol Encryption: http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/395674 and, as said, forward a router but don't see any of it helping. Try at a low use time like overnight.
#668 16 Nov 2008 @ 20:42
no i'm using direct connect to my modem. is there anything else i can do to get around the ISP throttling me besides what you've already stated?
#669 16 Nov 2008 @ 20:48
what is traffic shaping and pro and cons attached to it. also if bellsouth is throttling me that will keep me from getting the green sign and just give me the yellow? is that correct?
#670 16 Nov 2008 @ 20:49
Sorry, not that I know of. Edit: very basically, port shaping is ISP's method of limiting p2p use, specifically Bittorrent, which uses large amount's of bandwidth. That can slow their customer's downstream of downloader's if it's Cable. Certain area's can be affected while other's aren't. One argument is you're only using what you paid for, another is that it's illegal but even legal download's are throttled, say Linux. You could try a port like 1720 that other processes use, doubt it'll help though. I have also heard of people having some success changing their DNS Server's to those of Open DNS. http://www.portforward.com/networking/staticip.htm and here's a thread about Open DNS: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=150520 I have heard of people being throttled and seeing a green light but not very often.
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#671 24 Dec 2008 @ 11:00
hi..

i am not a pro in this kind of things..
not sure how to handle it..
are there any easy ways to maximise the speed?

my internet connection is 100mbps
and after i reformatted, my utorrent download speed is only around 6kb/s.
usually it can shoot up to 200++

can someone help me?
#672 24 Dec 2008 @ 12:32
Setting your upload speed correctly, take this speedtest and report back ( it's in kb {bits} and utorrent reports KB {bytes}: http://www.speedtest.net/ your ISP may be throttling you, is it here: http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/Bad_ISPs any router and some modems need port forwarding, is either here: http://portforward.com/guides.htm use a port over 10,000, disable UPnP at options>preferences>connection and use Protocol Encryption: http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/395674 does a Port Check at options>Speed Guide show green and make utorrent an exception in any firewall you use. Pick torrent's with lot's of seed's and peer's, more seed's.

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