24 TiB total excluding ones with unavailable magnets
You can use hardware acceleration with nvidia cards and ffmpeg with a 980 or better (YUV420), more info here
What specs? I don't have time to watch a 40 min video right now
Could you try an older endeavour os image?
This sounds very much like a driver/firmware/hardware issue
Try Transmission, it looks more akin to other mac apps as well
Idk what the issue is on macs as QT should work on macs just fine, maybe issues with libtorrent?
I use grab-site (unmaintained) for full site archival and wget -p -k for simple non-javascript single pages
I've heard good things about HTTrack, SingleFile and Archivebox but don't have any experience with them.
Archivebox looks the most modern and intuitive but is hosted on docker
I don't understand whst are they accomplishing here? Tachiyomi doesn't host any of the comics themself and making an app to get images off of websites can't be illegal, right?
Are they gonna use the same arguments here that were used for The Pirate Bay?
Site seems to be down or at least extremely slow right now so linking to an archive.org capture
Dive into my detailed exploration of DRM, focusing on Widevine. I discuss setting up a DRM environment, Widevine's security levels, and the balance between security and user experience. Join me in understanding the nuances and ethical aspects of DRM systems.
I decided to share this here too since sailors don't seem to visit !opensignups@lemmy.ml and the murky waters of the orange sea should be seldom visited anymore.
Links to more info about private trackers here:
- https://opentrackers.org/
- https://hdvinnie.github.io/Private-Trackers-Spreadsheet/
- https://inviteroute.github.io/sheet/
- https://ripped.guide/Scene/PTs/
- https://ripped.guide/Scene/Scene-Glossary/
for the brave
if you dare a journey that might lead you to the Davy Jones’ locker, the once locked down waters of r/OpenSignups and a newcomer r/trackersignups are places for the brave to check out
Taken from the orange seas wiki which we don't seem to have here? >► What is a private tracker? > >Private trackers are loosely defined as private torrent sites where a membership is required in order to download their torrents. An accurate description would separate private trackers into 2 parts: the tracker itself and the website that accompanies it. A torrent tracker is a server that tracks peers in a torrent swarm and assigns/connects peers to each other based on its own internal criteria. The tracker then reports to the website which, on top of providing a download link to the torrent file, will display all relevant info for that torrent, including peer/seed counts and optionally a peer list if the website operator chooses to include it. > >Unlike public trackers, these are not a free-for-all buffet. You need to contribute back (by uploading) a certain amount proportional to the amount you have "taken" from the tracker. This arrangement can vary a lot from tracker to tracker. Private trackers track this balance of contribution by a "ratio", which is simply a ratio of uploaded data, divided by your downloaded data. If you downloaded a total of 2GB and uploaded a total of 4GB, that would make your ratio a 2.0. Trackers will sometimes have different methods of maintaining an acceptable ratio, either by offering bonuses the longer you keep your torrents seeding, to providing "half-leech" or "freeleech" content. Freelech content is the most commonly used method, which means the torrent that is marked as freeleech is free to download, meaning it does not count against your Download stats, giving you an opportunity to gain upload from it without sacrificing any "download buffer". Some torrent trackers are "ratioless", meaning they don't require you to maintain any sort of ratio in order to keep using the site, they just require a minimum seed-time on all downloaded torrents (which is usually also a requirement on ratio pure trackers, but typically the seed-time isn't as lengthy as on ratioless trackers).
Movies Category: 18237
TV Category: 12728
Music Category: 621
Anime Category: 317
Games Category: 81
Apps Category: 29
Sport Category: 19
Assorted Category: 79
HD: 31926
SD: 179
Total Torrents: 32105
Total Torrents Size: 254.68 TiB
All Users: 10476
Active Users: 10451
Disabled Users: 0
Pruned Users: 24
Banned Users: 1
Seeders: 84347
Leechers: 1587
Total: 85934
Real Total Upload: 1.73 PiB
Real Total Download: 1.65 PiB
Real Total Traffic: 3.39 PiB
Credited Total Upload: 2.08 PiB
Credited Total Download: 20.79 TiB
Credited Total Traffic: 2.1 PiB
Open signups happen frequently but you have to be quick to catch them
Opentrackers.org and r/opensignups (or r/trackersignups) are good to check once in a while
MyAnonaMouse has open applications twice a week and the test is very easy
Extremely interested in this as well, i might need to start learning android development now ;)
In the FAQ section of the linked rutracker page mentions AVX2 processor features which yours might not have and recommends to use an older release
This is copy pasted from the #tuning channel of the autobrr discord
Tuning for 4.3.9-4.5.2 on 1gbps libtorrent 1.2
Speed
Unlimited on all, rate limit µTP and LAN
Connection
Peer connection protocol: TCP
Global max: off
Max num per torrent: off
Global max number upload slots: off
Max number of upload slots: off
Advanced
Interface: Bind your interface to prevent leaks
File Pool Size: 5000
Outstanding Mem: 128
Disk Cache: 1024 (or -1 if you feel ballsy, 0 if you experience memory leaks)
Disk cache expiry: 60
Disk IO Type: Default
Disk IO Read Mode: Enable OS Cache
Disk IO Write Mode: Enable OS Cache
Coalesce reads and writes: OFF
Use piece extent affinity: ON
Send Upload Piece Suggestions: ON
Send Buffer Watermark: 5120
Send Buffer Low Watermark: 512
Send buffer watermark factor: Between 200-250, adjust as needed
Outgoing connections per second: 50
Socket Backlog: 1000
Peer TOS: 128
utp-tcp mixed mode algo: Prefer TCP
Support IDN: ON
Allow Multiple Connections from the same IP address: ON
Validate HTTPS: OFF
SSRF Mitigation: ON
Upload Slots Behaviour: Fixed Slots
Upload choking alogrithm: Fastest Upload
Always announce to all tiers: ON
Max concurrent HTTP Announces: 50-75 (only increase if experiencing announce issues with very high amount of torrents loaded in client)
Peer turnover disconnect Percentage: 0
Peer turnover threshold percentage: 90
Peer turnover disconnect interval: 30
Max outstanding requests to a single peer: Leave as is
I personally left "Validate HTTPS" enabled since i haven't researched what security risks might come from disabling https
Found a 720p version on torrentcore and 1080p on rutracker, idk if there are seeders
I use kenmei.co for manga tracking. Supports a bunch of sites but not all of them and depending on the site the updates can be quite delayed.
I really need to start downloading manga as well. I find it to be the most ephemeral type of content with all the takedowns, groups stopping scanlations or frequent site issues
Scroll to the bottom, there is a comment from 2 months ago with some kind of suggested fix
tldr;
Piracy in Finland on a sharp rise, still the lowest of the Nordics even though 40% of shows pirated are Finnish. Sweden has double the amount of pirates compared to others.
What's your opinion? Vote now: Usenet, I2P, Torrent (Private Trackers), XDCC, Torrent (Public Trackers), Other, Debrid, IPFS, DDL, Streaming...
Personally I use public trackers the most and only recently private trackers for stuff in my native language.
I did setup i2p a few days ago and currently have only downloaded around ~1GB. Most of my bandwith (143 GB in / 135.5 GB out) has come from just having it in the background 24/7.
The advantages of usenet don't really apply to me (longer retention, faster speeds, no vpn)
Streaming i find useful for checking if something is worth downloading
IP address blocking is now banned in Austria after ISPs were told to block innocent Cloudflare customers under a pirate site blocking order.
I've seen many people have insane setups to download things automatically and NAS' with tens of terabytes of capacity, which i don't understand at all.
I have a 1 tb drive from 2013 of which I'm using ~850GB and most of the space is used by series i have already watched and haven't bothered to delete.
What are you storing to need so much space and how are you finding so much good content that you actually want to save?