BT problems?

[jasonboi19]

the quake could be affecting it now, but i had this problem back in start of decmember-ish(maybe more around 2nd week of Decmember is when i tryed...)

earth quakes normally would not effect torrents as long as the file being seeded is not where the quake is occuring remember that bittorrent allows for possible dl speed of file because multiple people seeding the same file allow for greater bandwidth than might normally occur when direct DL because the file is availble from more places in otherwords it is not just one server that contains the files being seeded. think of it like a giant virtual server that spans the globe dependant on individuals to seed to make the files available. so the two most likely answers are that the files are not being seeded or that the tracker is down or malfunctioning

[foxkami]

have you made a dedicated port for the torrent programto send and recieve information from I personally use Azureus and after i fixed the port configuration it worked great. also if you are using an ip router the you need to set the port in the router so it doe not restrict the port communication you are using in the torent program otherwise you get realllly reallly slow downloads. when using torrents its all about using ports that a are not blocked by the computer, firewall, or the tracker. also it could be that the seeders just stoped seeding.

answers are never just A to B to C sometimes you have to go to M then to z then back to a to fint the way to B. to I try to think outside the box then I can see it all.

can you make a simple guide or something explanation on how to fix the problem?