mRatio 5.4.1

**tcbruce** · 03.09.16, 06:38

Im new using this tools when i must use this programs? after o before the real download?

thx

**oreon333** · 09.09.16, 06:03

Originally Posted by tcbruce

Im new using this tools when i must use this programs? after o before the real download?

thx

The way I do it is, I download the whole file with uTorrent, then open mRatio and set the speed to only do uploads

Just follow the wizard to set it all up

good luck

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The question that i have though, is there an easy way to find the old posts to find the passwords for some old clients? Also The248 post is misleading and "Need an updated client files?
(Click here) or (Click here) to see all emulation publicly available" is not right, cause if you go there and download stuff, then they all require the passwords which is nowhere to be found. There need to be 1 password for all those archives, and that pass be shown in 1st post.

Thanks

**keetsune** · 10.09.16, 08:14

Any difference in algorithms of work of this program compared to RatioMaster Plus 1.4.1? I'm using RMP very long time and it's very reliable with careful usage - zero bans on trackers so far. Only reason why i want to try mRatio is that it can handle multiple torrents at time, but a bit worried about reliability.

**Lucius** · 11.09.16, 08:13

Originally Posted by keetsune

Any difference in algorithms of work of this program compared to RatioMaster Plus 1.4.1? I'm using RMP very long time and it's very reliable with careful usage - zero bans on trackers so far. Only reason why i want to try mRatio is that it can handle multiple torrents at time, but a bit worried about reliability.

mRatio is reliable, trustworthy and feature-rich, don't worry.

**keetsune** · 11.09.16, 12:33

Originally Posted by Lucius

mRatio is reliable, trustworthy and feature-rich, don't worry.

Is there any tutorial how ot make client file for mratio? I've managed to make client files for RMP, but mratio have some wierd data in client files.

**Lucius** · 11.09.16, 13:00

Originally Posted by keetsune

Is there any tutorial how ot make client file for mratio? I've managed to make client files for RMP, but mratio have some wierd data in client files.

You can ask for the client you want because there is a special tool which is available only for member title.

**keetsune** · 11.09.16, 13:45

Originally Posted by Lucius

You can ask for the client you want because there is a special tool which is available only for member title.

Okay, i'll better stick to RMP then, ty.

**nextor** · 11.09.16, 15:17

Just wanted to say thanks again.

Have been using this for many long years now and still works like a charm! :)

**anon** · 11.09.16, 21:32

Originally Posted by oreon333

The question that i have though, is there an easy way to find the old posts to find the passwords for some old clients? Also The248 post is misleading and "Need an updated client files?
(Click here) or (Click here) to see all emulation publicly available" is not right, cause if you go there and download stuff, then they all require the passwords which is nowhere to be found. There need to be 1 password for all those archives, and that pass be shown in 1st post.

http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthre...threadid=32877

I added this to the first post.

**oreon333** · 12.09.16, 03:34

Originally Posted by keetsune

Is there any tutorial how ot make client file for mratio? I've managed to make client files for RMP, but mratio have some wierd data in client files.

Why would you want to make the clients, just find the one you want, maybe not the latest version, and just keep using it for few years, then update the client and use again for many many month. It is not like you have to use the new clients every week.

Originally Posted by anon

http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthre...threadid=32877

I added this to the first post.

Thank you. This should help many people.

**anon** · 12.09.16, 17:32

Originally Posted by oreon333

Why would you want to make the clients, just find the one you want, maybe not the latest version, and just keep using it for few years, then update the client and use again for many many month. It is not like you have to use the new clients every week.

Well, every time you update your client, you need a matching client file so that mRatio looks legit to the tracker. With that said, your point does apply to that. Regular client updates rarely introduce groundbreaking features.

**keetsune** · 14.09.16, 11:05

Originally Posted by anon

Well, every time you update your client, you need a matching client file so that mRatio looks legit to the tracker. With that said, your point does apply to that. Regular client updates rarely introduce groundbreaking features.

That's what i'm talking about, i can't use latest uTorrent client with latest mRatio available emulation for uTorrent, right?

**oreon333** · 14.09.16, 21:38

Originally Posted by keetsune

That's what i'm talking about, i can't use latest uTorrent client with latest mRatio available emulation for uTorrent, right?

If you read the first pots, you will see "As forum policy, client files for the latest build of uTorrent will not be made public until a new build comes out." Anyway why would you want to use the latest version anyway, it is not like there are some major changes happening, updating once every few month i feel is good enough and by then you will have some newer client files:-)