U torrent uploading while downloading

Answer (1 of 3): A2A. You can do elaborate google search for this answer and you will get a great insight into how the actual torrent works. Giving you a brief.  · I hate leechers too, but in Canada downloading is perfectly legal, while uploading is now being *very* prosecuted under the new copyright law. The only other way I've heard of is to get a program that bounces your IP (usually $15/month) but at the same time that subjects you to international piracy/copyright acts.  · Here’s how to accomplish this task in the popular torrent client, uTorrent: First, open up your uTorrent client and head over to Options at the top left. Next, click on Preferences. Now, click on Bandwidth on the left. Where you see Maximum upload rate (kB/s): [0: unlimited], type the number 1 in the box to the right.

arshdeepsingh, : I'm having trouble with this app, utorrent. It stops the downloading after the screen goes off. I tried switching on/off the app hibernation from the battery settings but didn't worked. I hate leechers too, but in Canada downloading is perfectly legal, while uploading is now being *very* prosecuted under the new copyright law. The only other way I've heard of is to get a program that bounces your IP (usually $15/month) but at the same time that subjects you to international piracy/copyright acts. Take your upload speed result in kbit/s and divide it by 8 (you now have your result in kBytes.) Take your speed in kByte/s and multiply it by (this now gives you a proper upload speed of 70% of you tested max) Go to Options Preferences Bandwidth and put your result in the "Maximum upload rate" box. 4.

I hate leechers too, but in Canada downloading is perfectly legal, while uploading is now being *very* prosecuted under the new copyright law. The only other way I've heard of is to get a program that bounces your IP (usually $15/month) but at the same time that subjects you to international piracy/copyright acts. This video shows you how to disable the seeding on bltadwin.ru: I'm not responsible for torrenting, this is just a tutorial to prevent uploading (seeding). Now you should have no problem downloading content from uTorrent without having to worry about uploading files in return. Again, we recommend that you at least upload something after you’ve downloaded a file from the P2P network, as that would help keep the network and by extension, the technology—alive.