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Can you provide some examples of what you are looking for? There are a handful of private edu trackers that may have the content you desire.
edit: was thinking i couldn't mention show nsmes but after re-reading rule 3, i think it meant more for linking to specific things or requesting links. especially after seeing posts like this I think merely mentioning show names might not be as big a deal as I originally thought.
Mods, if i am mistaken, please delete this comment or message me and tell me how i fucked up
shows I was referring to in main post were Forgeed in Fire and Tuff as Nails. TAN is the one I currently having issues with.
I'd be curious about a private Edu tracker. I have invites for a private tracker to trade.
Depends on the urgency. Usenet, indexer and something like sonar is effective if used in a fire and forget style. Episodes will be downloaded when they are reposted but that may be months or years later.
In this case, one of the shows was aired recently and my public torrent rss feeds didn't find it (I did not have a rss for EZTV at the time and they appear to be the only ones who covered it, but like I said, they completely skipped one of the episodes...). I think for sonaar, I would need to have usenet indexer already for it to pull from it (used to use it just for torrents) so seems like it wouldn't make a big difference here cz its a cart before the horse kind of problem.
e.g. sonaar would need me to add more sources first... but i don't know which sources other than public torrents are good for this kind of thing.
Usenet most likely. I'm in the same boat, french documentaries. I found a private torrent tracker, but you need to share.
Have you found a private tracker that works well for documentaries? I've tried TorrentLeech, FileList, MVGroup, and usenet so far, but my to-find list still has several releases I have yet to find in 1080p (despite most such documentaries having released since 2010). MVGroup is the best tracker for documentaries I've found so far, but they tend to upload lots of documentaries a tier below their optimal resolutions (ie 2160p documentaries in 1080p and 1080p documentaries in 720p).
I use yggtorrent, but it's mostly french.
Are they safe for taking money? I'm trying to download some of my kids shows in French but it's says my ratio will be too low and I need to pay. I'm happy to pay but if my visa becomes compromised I'm not too pumped...
I didn't pay. You open an account and you have a ratio, so you can start downloading some torrents. But you need to keep them active and seed to have at least a positive ratio.
I didn't share enough the first time and my account was closed, so I opened a second account through proxies.
Is it based on active time that increases your ratio or actual seeding?
Thanks for getting back to me!
it's actual seeding.
Thank you!
cant be picky with documentaries tbh
literally how to use net for free?