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Any suggestions? I have almost all the ones i'm interested in, in MP3 format. The Super Eurobeat series was the last great wilderness for me to explore. I suppose I could still buy SEB's...if only to have pristine audio quality and to collect them. Some of the ones i've bought have come with interesting stickers and the booklets they come with are usually pretty interesting.





Casey

holy cow

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For starters, hunt out Tokyo Hot Nights volumes 4 and 5...

OMFG!!!!THATS SOME GOOD PRICE...my comp still cant handle that..its from 2001 and stuff..im gettin a dell dimension 300 with a radeon...i think...and 80 gigs hardrive...good enough for me...and a dvd burner...well...still cwazy this guy got all SEB...OMG..thats cwazy...i give you props.

Is anyone seeding I'm getting terrrible download speeds. And thanks for the links!

your telling me. Seriuosly, I am getting crappy CRAPPY speeds here. Can some one tell me why???

39.6 kB/s download and 32.6 kB/s seeding. 9 more hours, then I'm a seeder.

I have Bit Comet, so I can choose what I download and what I leave out before beginning. This is just a matter of opinion, but I dont like all of the mega-mixes, and they account for about 2.3 gigs of each torrent. So.... you can cut your download time in half if you just select what you want and what you dont! Hope this helps some of you slow loaders.

Dunno, I had the torrents goin' at around 700KB/s for a while and 200KB/s etc... but most of the time it seems to go around 20-30.

Seeding 1-49 right now...

BTW "Chester - Right Time" from SEB2 seems to have cut off a bit too early.

Thanks so much
I was really looking for this for a long time.. I'll help seed once it's done of course

Note that there are a few duplicates.

SEB #X and SEB #X Non-Stop Mix or such

Same here and I am using the new bitlord, tried bittorrent also same scenario I am at 3kb/s still and I have Bellsouth extreme DSL I can download everything fast just not these torrents.

This post has been edited by nelvis138 on Oct 6 2005, 01:47 PM

Some ISPs (like mine, supposedly) limit the speeds of high ports... try a smaller one than the default 6xxxsomething

that's what helped for me.

Sorry for being a noob but how do I chabge these ports, inthe torrent program, I don't use a router so if thats what you mean than thats not my prob, sorry to go off topic. Thanks in advance

Correct me if i'm wrong...but I believe you can't change portts within the torrent client itself. Each client has it's own set of..what I would guess you'd call "default" ports which it uses. If you're not using a router, I do believe you can forward the ports in your windows XP firewall configuration.





Casey

Every sensible client allows you to change the port

At least in BitComet, you can do it in "Settings" and "Connection"... there it says "Port settings" and "Listen to port: 12345"... Insert the port you want to use there.

That feature is at least in BitComet and Azureus... the only client's I've ever used... I'm pretty sure it's in other good clients too.

This is assuming one doesn't have a router right? I looked into my prefs on ABC and it does have an option for you to change the ports you're "listening" at so a mea culpa from me on that one.
I honestly don't know what all good most of it does really. The only difference a tweak has made so far, at least for me is when I originally fowarded ports on the router...I notced an increase in DL and UL speed. Tho I still have that little problem of being unconnectable....





Casey

You should try bitcomet or Azureus then. If I hadn't switched ports, I'd never get speeds close to EVEN 20KB/s.

I got speed up to 107 for the 130-160 torrent, pretty amazing.

*Seeding the first three torrents for a week*

This post has been edited by Tarento on Oct 9 2005, 01:56 PM

AWESOME!

where are they? do you have link? or bittorrent?

In the first post, sheesh... learn to read :|

I see a high number of leechers, and a low number of seeders, and as leechers go down, seeders stay the same or become even less.
Come on, people!! SEED!