The other thing to look at is the top torrents list on the front page of GT.ru… Those are the most popular torrents, which means they are potentially great for the ratio if seeded enough, especially if they're FL

The short answer to your question is yes…. Approximately evey 30 minutes, your torrent client updates with the tracker and tells it how much data has been transferred since the last update. For this reason, it may take some time for information that you have transferred to actually be reflected on the tracker. That being said, also be aware that the total UL/DL stats that you see in your torrent client also include network overhead traffic. As such, you may notice a small difference between what your torrent client reads, and what the tracker reads. Lastly, there's also the issue of session history. When you stop a torrent in your torrent client, your torrent client will still show that you've got some data transferred. When you start the torrent again, the numbers will not match because your torrent client will have kept track of the session stats for that particular torrent as it sits in your torrent client, however the tracker will keep track of the stats for that particular session, which gets reset every time you stop the torrent. Just a heads up...

…in the case above, the member had made a torrent freeleech 

@bonusone: thx for the reply now I have a ratio of 0,400 but it's still not enough - don't really understand this ratio /points system  :afr: When the minimum ratio is reached, the download rights will be restored by the system at it next cycle. Cycle time for this is 15 minutes. While the display on site shows rounded upload, download and ratio values, the system calculates ratio based on exact to the byte values. That can lead to the minimum ratio been displayed as reached, but the real ratio being still slightly lower. Seeding a little bit more will do it then.

Thanks cannonmc. I really appreciated that you answer my question. cheers

Yes, the tracker counts only peers who got all files completely as seeds. This is common at all trackers I know. Of course the uploaded (and downloaded) data amounts will be added correctly to your accounts global upload (and download). However such torrents count towards your allowed at the same time "downloading" torrent slots and you might need to stop them for a while if you get a tracker error about "bad ratio" to make a real download.

Yes, the setup is right. Yout torrent cilen appears as connectible to our tracker. Now remains as issue that what you seed got (almost) no downloading peer, so nobody to whom you could upload. You should try to seed those torrents from your completed list, which have the lowest number of seeders. If you reseed one which had no other seeder, write to the Helpdesk with reference to this topic.

If your ratio falls below the minimum shown in your profile the grace period is the time the site will allow you to continue as usual until your download rights become limited. It gives you time to improve your ratio. Freeleech is very simple. If there is a box at the top of the torrent page which says 'Make this torrent freeleech' you can use your  bonus points to 'buy' a freeleech period starting at 24 hours. Then everyone including you can download without it counting and with a bit of luck you will upload as well to improve your ratio. You'd  be amazed how quickly a torrent can go from no-one about to dozens of connections within a short period

It is just determining if the tracker counts the torrent as downloading peer (leecher) or seeder. Uploaded amount of data will be count as reported (announced) by your torrent client to the tracker towards the total upload amount. In your example 813.07 GB. Actually often already when the torrent client still downloads parts of the files of a torrent, it already uploads the parts it already got. and these are reported as uploaded by the torrent client and counted accordingly.

I've forgotten to mention: As long as you seed at least one completed download (all files downloaded), you'll get 0.5 bonus points per hour seeding, even without actually uploading any data.

You are doing not that bad… If you click on "Ratio: ..." below the blue menu band, you get to a page which explains how the ratio system works and an almost exhaustive list of possibilities to increase it. > https://www.gaytor.rent/rationator.php

Thanks to both of you - both answers were helpful to me  :ok2:

In your profile (click your nickaname in the top bar) you can see how many torrents you have downloaded completely and which torrents are corrently in seeding.

You've uploaded the small .torrent files but are not seeding the movie files. Are the two torrents listed in your µTorrent? a) If yes, can you start them (you might need to use the "Force start" option). b) If not, can you go to the descriptions and download the small .torrent files, add them to µTorrent and while adding direct the download to the folder which conatains the movie files?

@allyigator: About an hour ago, my ratio was 0.441, now it's 0.436. Despite me uploading 4 torrents, 2 of which are freeleech. Also, why is it that ever since I've been on this site, I seed torrents that the site claims have tons of leechers, yet I see no upload activity and don't get credited for any? Is it that all of the leechers have been compensated? I am so thoroughly confused. That are torrents with multiple files. A seed can only be a peer who got all files. The torrent protocol knows only seeds and other peers (aka leecher). Therefore peers who have not downloaded all files and seed what they got are still appearing as leecher. In your case, these are the small picture files which were deselected from the download by quite a number of peers.

@trukr: Another thing to pay attention to if you haven't already noticed, torrents only stay freeleech for a given time period. So if you don't complete a freeleech torrent within it's freeleech time duration, you'll get "charged" for the rest of it. The entire torrent isn't freeleech in some cases. Hello, not to hijack the thread, but what is your avatar from?

Vuze/Azureus doesn't like our tracker with scarping support disabled in it's out of box configuration. Read there about better settings > https://community.gaytor.rent/index.php?topic=16166.0

Re-uploading a torrent for a file, for which already exists a torrent will be seen as duplicate upload (with the exception of collections). Our system auto promotes torrents which are announced to be seed and had no download for a long period (understand here some months). We as well clean manually the torrent list from torrents being identified as definitely dead, i.e. neither the members having completed the download nor the original uploader reacting to a reseed request within a week. However, due to low number of staff working on torrents, that cleaning got low priority.

Ah okay,  I knew about how many torrents we could download from but not about the leaching part. I couldn't find any info on it. Thanks