BT: 3/26/2006 - SOHO Santa Barbara, CA

#16 Reply
Posted by jking on 29 Mar, 2006 09:57
at 445 or whatever it was running at, you can probably lap the 16 bit a couple times! :lol:

#17 Reply
Posted by wstielau on 29 Mar, 2006 11:37
I don\'t know what is up with the 16 bit download. I\'ve tried recreating the torrent several time and tried seeding with both Azureus and BitComet. It seems that there is a handshake operation between the seeding client and the downloaders that is never completing and the download clients just timeout. The 24-bit seed is running just fine. I\'ll try to get it uploaded to archive sometime today.

#18 Reply
Posted by kindm's on 29 Mar, 2006 11:50
Im gonna hop on the 24Bit when I get home.

I have never downloaded anyone elses 24Bit stuff so this will be a nice way to start.

Thanks again for taping and sorry about the $40 hassle. what a bummer

#19 Reply
Posted by wstielau on 29 Mar, 2006 11:58
New 16 bit torrent

I\'ll give this one more try. I created a new torrent using Azareus instead of BitComet. Maybe this one will work...

-Wayne

#21 Reply
Posted by davepeck on 29 Mar, 2006 14:07
nothin\' doin\' on the new one, and i\'m only getting 1.5k down on the 24-bit, so i\'m gonna hop off both and wait for archive..

#22 Reply
Posted by boombox on 29 Mar, 2006 17:27
I use Maketorrent2 for creating torrents - never had a problem. I have heard of many people getting hassles using clients to create torrents. Next time, give it a go - I can email you the setup.exe if you like.

#23 Reply
Posted by wstielau on 29 Mar, 2006 19:01
OK. I\'m tired of screwing around with torrents for this show. Both 16 and 24 bit file sets have been uploaded to archive and will be available as soon as they are curator approved. Sorry for the problems.

-Wayne