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Magnet test torrent! Re Seed by way of a test, this torrent has NO tracker but is using the built in DHT supplied with all copies of Vuze and should work with most bit torrent clients. Welcome to the latest development in file share technology where no single person or server can be shut down and impact on all peers who are in the swarm. VOB (mpeg2) files ripped from the original DVD9 and split by file cell ID and tagged. 320Kps Stereo Audio Mixed Screen Ratio Please see torrent files for track listings. WELCOME to the future and once again The Pirate Bay leads for the rest to follow! If you have problems downloading this torrent leave a message and I will PM you. Enjoy Oh and have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year for I am off to work for 3 months starting Nov 27th and will not be back online until March 2010. thanks to all the seeders out there, job well done THANK YOU.

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

 towerelect (2009-11-18)

Well no comments? This is good. Sorry about the very slow seeding rate from me but I only have about 7 days left on the Net before I go back to work and will be off line for 4 months or so. I have 3 magnet links on the go at the same time, I am the only seed for all of them but you will get the downloads in time before I leave Canada for good. Rigmar Radio

 towerelect (2009-11-18)

FROM SLCK Summer 2005
Azureus, a leading java based BitTorrent client, has introduced DHT (Distributed Hash Table) to its client. DHT is a networking protocol that enhances the scalability and efficiency of decentralized networks by creating a virtual index rather than broadcasting search queries. Decentralized networks that utilized DHT technology are able to search and locate files significantly faster than networks that do not use this technology.
You may think to yourself, "So what, Azureus has incorporated DHT, many decentralized networks employ this technology."
The significance of adding this layer to Azureus is that it significantly increases the efficiency of file distribution. With the new version of Azureus, any client can choose to become a tracker or not. This is where DHT comes into play.
With DHT, each node is responsible for indexing a certain percentage of hash files on the network. For example, say there are 50 Azureus users all participating on the DHT portion of the network. If 8 decide to become nodes, each one will work together to become a virtual index (so-called "tracker-less.")
This allows a client to continue downloading a file even if the web-based tracker goes down. In addition, even if a tracker happens to go down, the swarms will continue to be maintained - even finding alternative file sources. Olivier from Azureus explains this new DHT implementation has a familiar origin.
"The technology behind the DHT (Distributed Hash Table = Distributed
Database) is Kademlia, (the "Kad" network in eMule is another Kademlia distributed hash table, Kad is heavily modified from the original specifications for performance reasons). Azureus implementation follows quite a lot the original Kademlia specifications so far."
Keep in mind this is not a "decentralized BitTorrent" network. The BitTorrent network and DHT network operate independently. DHT is a layer added on top of the BitTorrent network to assist in Azureus? performance. BitTorrent is a distinct networking protocol, of which is specified by creator Bram Cohen. Anything existing outside of those specifications is not BitTorrent. Some articles have attempted to label the new Azureus as a ?decentralized BitTorrent?, possibly confusing some with a dubious client named ?eXeem.? Olivier makes it quite clear these two clients are not even in the same Universe.
?It has nothing to do with eXeem, and in terms of performance, searching the DHT is a matter of ms (milliseconds) when the content is available (ie, when it has results), and of seconds when it' s not. I don't know for sure how eXeem works, but from the test I did, it's not using a DHT.?

 towerelect (2009-11-19)

OK Gang, sorry about my slower than normal upload speed here. This is due to the fact that I am uploading two DHT enabled torrents at the same time, in effect spliting my 140kB per second maximum upload bandwidth between them. As soon as the first one to get seeders or reach more than 100% of the file out in the swarm I will stop seeding that and give my whole to the remaining torrent.
It is not a good practise to seed more than one new torrent at a time as a rule unless you have a T1 connection and can upload the same bandwidth as your download (rare). The fact that each of these torrents which are totally trackerless have 40 plus peers each taking from me is proof if proof were ever needed that DHT is the future and the good people at TPB have had the courage to ge there ahead of the rest of the lame sites who still (at there own risk) host trackers, most of which are totally overloaded.
Please make sure your DHT settings and tracker setting are set up correctly in your client. Seek help online or with a friend if you have any problems at all seeding once this download has finished. Thank you. Rigmar Radio

 towerelect (2009-11-19)

Azureus/Vuze users PLEASE update your clients to version 4.3.0.1_B08 (The very latest) For all peers in this swarm - Guide to DHT is enclosed. This is not new technology, just needed someone like TPB to force everyone to use it!!!!! Long live TBP. Please make sure all your torrents in the future use DHT - read up about it here:

tommyriantoro (2009-12-24)

thank you for this bunch of videos !!! SALUTE