Hi Popper Thanks for your help, but the problem remains. I´ve tried to do what  you indicated but the login incorrect message keeps. Frank Ohara

That typically means your µTorrent doesn't know where the file (typically movie file) you try to upload is on your storage devices (computer, external drives, …) and indeed tries to download it. The thing you need to redownload from GayTorrent.ru, the small .torrent file you've already downloaded, else you wouldn't see that message from the tracker. Here the steps to follow: b]1. Stop the torrent (do NOT remove) 2. Click with the right mouse button on the torrent in µTorrent/BitTorrent's list and select "Advanced" > "Set Download Location…" > navigate to the to the folder which contains the file, respectively folder, from which the torrent has been created, confirm with "Select folder". 3. Right mouse button click on the torrent in µTorrent's list and select "Force re-check". The torrent should check to 100% and µTorrent displaying "Finished" instead of "Stopped" in the status column. 4. Restart the torrent, it shall go to "Seeding" or at least to "Queued seeding"

Assuming the DVD got no copy protection, you can simply copy the "VIDEO_TS" folder into another folder named by the movie on your computer. Already you can share that DVD by creating a torrent from the folder named by the folder. If you really want to create an AVI, you could use DVDfab in its free version or AVIdemux. Better would be today to create a mp4 or mkv. A good programme for that is Handbrake.

You should know that some VPNs have this site's tracker blocked from certain countries so you won't be able to seed/leech while connected to that specific server's location. The problem can be easily fixed by switching to a different server, usually outside of the US. Try finding something close to your location so that your download/upload speed isn't compromised much. In utorrent, the tracker's status should say "working" if everything's working smoothly.

That typically means the tracker has an issue and you can't do anything about it. It will be resolved sooner or later. If you use a VPN / Proxy service, it could be an issue with it, too.

Weird. For some reason after posting this, uploading kicked it! I decided to swap to utorrent after giving it a try as it srems to upload faster. weirdly it seems to continue to download once it's torrents complete thou…... And the programmes upload counter and this site's counter doesn't seem to match. Eg every 1g uploaded only shows up as 300mb or so on this site. But oats still better than before I guess

I can't give specific instructions for Tixati, but the upload process described in the generic upload guide is valid: https://community.gaytor.rent/index.php?topic=18666.0

What I've described is the update mechanism between the site and the tracker, when a new torrent had been added, so the tracker starts tracking it: each 30 seconds The update of new announcements received by the tracker from the torrent clients to the site is as well each 30 seconds (uploaded, downloaded, seeding, stopped, started). However, the cycle time for an individual torrent in an individual torrent client is set to 30 minutes (that is the next update time you see counting down in a torrent client's torrent details view). This counter runs for each torrent & client on an individual schedule. 30 minutes announce interval is a quite standard time for trackers. Most I know use that interval, some longer (45 minutes or 60 minutes), even fewer shorter (15 minutes). It is a balance between server load&bandwidth and having up-to-date statistics on a site/tracker. Stopping a torrent leads to an immediate update of the tracker as does starting a torrent (and the 30 minutes interval countdown for the next update in the client).

I got great advice from NMD, which really helped. I think part of it was that I was confused by the Guide; the other was that the film's file had vanished (I don't recall deleting it) but I got that fixed up and everything seems okely-dokely. If you haven't seen the movie, you ought; it's pretty wild. Good advice, but alas - a couple of friends were here at the time. I'da invited them to join in, but they unfortunately don't sail the same ship… damn.

Good assist; Thanks Popper

You would only be able to RESEED if yours were the exact copies of the ones posted here. You will soon find that out if you download the torrent files from here, open them in you usual torrent client and point to the copies of your movies. If they are the same it will check and start seeding. If they are not it will start downloading, which you may not want. If the files are different enough, say in size or format, you could upload them here but do check for all duplicates first 

I looked at your account.  You're currently seeding 4 torrents, all of which have a great many seeders (for your privacy I will not include the titles): #Seeders 360   71 178 64 With that many seeders, its unlikely you will ever upload much…  for example lets say the first file with 360 seeders was a 1.2G file, then in the best case, if a new leech joins and downloads 100% of the file, your share of the uploading would be 1.2G / 360 = 3.3M, hardly anything to get up in the night over.  (And perhaps your upload speed is not the greatest... the P2P system is the definition of chaos... with each peer independently deciding who to download from... if they do connect to you, you might not seem like the best choice if your speed is not fast, so they could disconnect and go elsewhere.) Unfortunately you need to kind of play a game... and get new stuff when there are a low number of seeders so there is more chance for you to upload as new leechers come on.  You could have also done the same thing with new upload before you lost your download rights.  I suspect right now you're only choosing things you might want... but until your build a ratio... you have to go with what is new and you expect will be popular rather than if it personally interests you. Don't forget, just by the mere act of seeding you are earning seed bonus points, which you can turn into upload credits eventually.  (The best deal can be achieved with 24/7 seeding over 2 months... you will earn at least 600 SBP which you can turn into a 10G upload credit.) But the fastest way to guarantee some increased ratio is to upload something new.  This guarantees you at least the amount of upload credit of the file you upload... and likely some more over time as more leechers come on and some drop off. You can also donate to the site...  and you can earn SBP by finding and reporting dupes, uploading additional [appropriate] pictures for torrents with too few, and by participating here in the forums.  If you do upload, you can get 600 SBP from the first time uploader program, and if others like your upload, they may also gift you SBP to say thanks. Good luck…  I'm sure with some more work you can make a repair and become a happy fair sharing site member.  

@cannonmc: You can change the filename but you will probably have to in uTorrent Not being a user of μTorrent, I wasn't aware of this. I stand corrected. Thanks cannonmc!

Hi all, just wondering if GT.RU has tried to resolve this issue in any way.  I am still seeing a problem uploading with transmission, even when I have been asked to reseed.

I've removed your personal secrete passkey from the URL. If you see parasite leeching on your account, reset your passkey and reload the torrents (to have the new passkey generated and used by them). Your question is difficult t answer from distance, because what you describe sounds correct. A possible issue could be that your µTorrent didn't locate the file and tries to download it. In that case you should see "looking for peers" and a downloading arrow. Else, look in the lower µTorrent window part, torrent details for the status message in the line with the tracker URL and report what it says there. That usually gives a hint about the possible issue.

Bit of a revival on the dead topic part, however if Running as Admin doesn't fix this problem, and you have Malwarebytes Anti Malware's real time protection on your computer, turning it off, or allowing QTM will fix this issue as well.

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That tracker URL is missing your passkey and that is the reason why the tracker returns "Failure: unregistered torrent pass" The URL just above includes the personal secrete passkey and that is why it displays working (in funzione) You've got tow possibilities: 1/ just ignore that failure, it doesn't harm 2/ right mouse button click on that tracker URL and select "Remove tracker" from the drop down list. Then only the working tracker URL remains listed and the error is gone. Remark: When you create a .torrent file, you'll usually do that without your secrete passkey. µTorrent is default to start seeding once created a .torrent file. That is good for public trackers without passkey system (e.g. The Pirate Bay). However on private trackers, that is the wrong way and should be deselected. Not having deselected it can explain why you got that tracker URL without the passkey in that torrent details. Then when you re-download the small .torrent file from GayTorrent.ru, it will have the passkey inserted. You must have done that, because the other URL got your passkey. This principle: Create a torrent. Upload it to the tracker. Re-download it from the tracker (to have the passkey inserted). Add to the torrent client and point the download to the directory with the file from which the torrent was created, is typical for all the private trackers I know