mRatio 5.4.1

[anon]

Well, there were few chances installing Deluge was going to fix mRatio (and also, I have already written the client file you ask for).

Anyway, if you have system file protection enabled, you have to replace the copies of the files at c:\windows\system32\dllcache and c:\windows\servicepackfiles\i386 in addition to system32. My readme forgot to cover that.

[matrixcoder]

Well, there were few chances installing Deluge was going to fix mRatio (and also, I have already written the client file you ask for).

Anyway, if you have system file protection enabled, you have to replace the copies of the files at c:\windows\system32\dllcache and c:\windows\servicepackfiles\i386 in addition to system32. My readme forgot to cover that.

I somehow managed to replace the copies of the files at c:\windows\system32\dllcache and system32, now its working in mRatio 5.4.1

Thanks a lot

[anon]

I somehow managed to replace the copies of the files at c:\windows\system32\dllcache and system32, now its working in mRatio 5.4.1

Windows XP will never die

[Flame]

Hello
Is there any update for 3.5.3 b44396 ?
and if there isn't can I just downgrade ?
And wanna to use it on Iptorrent is it work fine ?
Still have a few questions. embarrassing but still new to this
sorry for asking a lot
Amazing site n helpful members
I fell bad for not knowing anything about it

[Mon]

Hello
Is there any update for 3.5.3 b44396 ?
and if there isn't can I just downgrade ?
And wanna to use it on Iptorrent is it work fine ?
Still have a few questions. embarrassing but still new to this
sorry for asking a lot
Amazing site n helpful members
I fell bad for not knowing anything about it

Hey! There's no 3.5.3 b44396 emulation yet.(Check this section as well!)However, you can downgrade your uTorrent by simply reinstalling it. You can ask @anon to make this emulation for you as well! Feel free to do so.
As for cheating on IP-torrents, you're fine as long as you know what you're doing, please take your time and read corresponding thread carefully: https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthr...?threadid=7971

As for basics of MRatio:

1. Always use a large Upload/Download speed range (but make sure your speed is safe (compare it to swarm speed) and every single torrent has different ul/dl speed)
2. DON'T overcheat. Having 7 mb/s upload speed running 24/7 along with 800 GB buffer isn't the wisest idea, so you should be careful.
3. If you've been banned from IPT before, you shall consider using proxy (Please, keep in mind that MRatio doesn't support HTTP/S proxies, get yourself SOCKS4/SOCKS5 proxies or switch to RatioMaster+)
4. Always use memory reader (or don't run your uTorrent client!) .

Good luck, buddy!

[testx]

hi anon,
i've sent you a pm about 3.3.1 build 29812 emulation, for mRatio5.4.1
maybe i shouldn't have, but i don't have enough posts to start a proper thread for that purpose,

bear with me,

[anon]

hi anon,
i've sent you a pm about 3.3.1 build 29812 emulation, for mRatio5.4.1
maybe i shouldn't have, but i don't have enough posts to start a proper thread for that purpose,

bear with me,

Well, we don't allow request threads in the client files section, so you sort of did the right thing

I have just posted the ones you wanted.

[testx]

oh, thank you,

i will install it right away.

[H265]

@anon - Can you post rtorrent 0.9.7 client file?

[anon]

@anon - Can you post rtorrent 0.9.7 client file?

https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=33824

And unlike the last rTorrent one I wrote, this doesn't rely on mRatio's backward compatibility with old clients

[mmqq]

if i chose file to do UP and DL in mRatio and the speed of the UP higher than DL , do i chose leeching or Seeding ? and why?

[Spidtest]

If you are downloading and uploading you would choose leeching, as you are downloading.

Seeding = No more downloaded, have 100% of the files.

Leeching = Anything below 100% (includes extras like subs, .nfos and anything else in the torrent)

[anon]

if i chose file to do UP and DL in mRatio and the speed of the UP higher than DL , do i chose leeching or Seeding ? and why?

You're looking at this the wrong way - for starters, no one uploads faster than they download...

[mmqq]

If you are downloading and uploading you would choose leeching, as you are downloading.

Seeding = No more downloaded, have 100% of the files.

Leeching = Anything below 100% (includes extras like subs, .nfos and anything else in the torrent)

just to be sure i mean fake DL and UP in mRatio no thing to do with utorrent right ?

so if i chose Leeching and the file reach 100%, it will automatically stop uploading and turn to Seeding or i need to do something by myself ?

You're looking at this the wrong way - for starters, no one uploads faster than they download...

so it will be 50% 50% or ..?

and when can i let the upload to be faster ?

[Spidtest]

So generally speaking depending on where you live you will have packages which determine your speeds. If you do not know this then take a minute to test it with speedtest.net, don't read further yet or it may get confusing.

The speeds you see in there is the maximum speeds you should use. If you use say double the speeds and you are on the highest tariff provided by your ISP then the admins will know something is up with your account and ban you straight away.

mRatio is a client in itself, it doesn't store the files like uTorrent would, it would simply act like it is downloading and uploading without touching your HDD for the content. In short, this will NOT replace uTorrent if you want the files.

mRatio allows you to manipulate clients, that's where uTorrent comes in as you want it to be the same build and version so it avoids suspicion.

If you do choose leeching and it gets to 100% the client will automatically go through and start seeding. There is nothing you need to do on your side as the client does it all, you would just need to configure speeds from the speedtest. (Remember that is your max speed, generally speaking randomise it so it is sometimes lower, sometimes in the middle BUT NEVER HIGHER!)

It seems like you are new to torrenting if those terms didn't make sense to you.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossa...tTorrent_terms

Have a look at that to see the different terms.