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TORRENT MEGATHREAD - Full Game Downloads!

DVD Folder or ISO?

  • DVD Folder

    Votes: 3 100.0%
  • ISO

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    3
  • Poll closed .
I had quite a few people download the MSU games off of me so I'm going to do this again. I hope in the future our collection of games from the past will grow, so that for every Big 10 game, we can serve up the "special" of the week to our fellow BP'ers.

For Penn State week, I'll be seeding the following games (in addition to TimBuck2's Kent State and MSU DVD's):

2002 Penn State vs. Ohio State - Chris Gambles INT for a touchdown wins a close one in the 'Shoe.
2006 Penn State. vs. Ohio State - Smith to Robo, Jenkins' pick 6

If you have these games, please seed them this week!
 
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rocketman;966917; said:
I had quite a few people download the MSU games off of me so I'm going to do this again. I hope in the future our collection of games from the past will grow, so that for every Big 10 game, we can serve up the "special" of the week to our fellow BP'ers.

For Penn State week, I'll be seeding the following games (in addition to TimBuck2's Kent State and MSU DVD's):

2002 Penn State vs. Ohio State - Chris Gambles INT for a touchdown wins a close one in the 'Shoe.
2006 Penn State. vs. Ohio State - Smith to Robo, Jenkins' pick 6

If you have these games, please seed them this week!
I also have both of those games seeding (as of now).
 
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timBUCK2;966754; said:

Yup, those worked just fine! Thanks so much!! :biggrin:

Now, if someone could just seed KSU......


jeez.. I feel like such a whiner.... but hey, it's the Bucks!

EDIT: Scratch the KSU seeding request (although the more the merrier!). Must've been a hiccup in the tracker or something. kTorrent is pulling it down just fine now.
 
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rocketman;966917; said:
I had quite a few people download the MSU games off of me so I'm going to do this again. I hope in the future our collection of games from the past will grow, so that for every Big 10 game, we can serve up the "special" of the week to our fellow BP'ers.

For Penn State week, I'll be seeding the following games (in addition to TimBuck2's Kent State and MSU DVD's):

2002 Penn State vs. Ohio State - Chris Gambles INT for a touchdown wins a close one in the 'Shoe.
2006 Penn State. vs. Ohio State - Smith to Robo, Jenkins' pick 6

If you have these games, please seed them this week!

Anyone having problems with the 2006 torrent? I'm getting http errors... I don't have an account with demonoid and I'm thinking that might be the problem. Thoughts.?
 
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Anyone having trouble with the Kent St game I started downloading Sunday got to 41 % but the tracker kept going down. Then I would refresh the tracker . It would either change to Sumo and work or stay on demonoid and say error but still download. It showed health issues as it was downloading with the blue smiley. So I decided remove it from zuze and I completely removed the game torrent from my PC including the recycle ben. Then started over usuing the pimp torrent link. The tracker went down on pimp torrent and when I refreshed it changed to Demonoid showing error or on Sumo and working. It was showing me health issues as it is downloading with the blue smiley which means your connected but the tracker is down? Demonoid is the health issues Sumo was working but it will change on its own and quit? Any ideas Tim, Rocket ,Best Buckeye or anyone esle
 
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Hello all, new member here... always wanted to find a way to download old Buckeye games, and saw a link on the o-zone about this site. I have downloaded Azureus and was successful at d/l a couple CD's just to test out the program. I'm really excited about these Buckeye games, but really just don't understand the whole torrent deal with the seeing, etc.

I have a computer which is online 24/7 - high speed internet - but can someone point me to an explanation of the whole concept here with the download sites, what is seeding and how does it work, etc. Once I get a handle on things, and get some games downloaded, I'll be happy to help others with the seeding and whatever else you need to be able to download games.

Thanks in advance (and sorry for being such a rookie at this stuff - I'm a quick learner though!)
 
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jb1sprint;968975; said:
Hello all, new member here... always wanted to find a way to download old Buckeye games, and saw a link on the o-zone about this site. I have downloaded Azureus and was successful at d/l a couple CD's just to test out the program. I'm really excited about these Buckeye games, but really just don't understand the whole torrent deal with the seeing, etc.

I have a computer which is online 24/7 - high speed internet - but can someone point me to an explanation of the whole concept here with the download sites, what is seeding and how does it work, etc. Once I get a handle on things, and get some games downloaded, I'll be happy to help others with the seeding and whatever else you need to be able to download games.

Thanks in advance (and sorry for being such a rookie at this stuff - I'm a quick learner though!)

Imagine a regular download: you have one PC sending, and one PC receiving. After this download is completed, another PC requests the file, the sender must send again, and so on and so on. Propagation of the file is dependent on one host of the file always being available.

Torrents are a peer filesharing system. A torrent is a file that is broken into many, many smaller pieces, and those pieces are tagged as file parts with checksums to ensure they're transmitted completely. At first, there is only one host (or seed) that sends the file pieces. As these pieces go out over the network, the receiving computers in turn re-broadcast the parts they've completed as being available for download. The net effect is that once enough people participate (a swarm), there are enough fragments out on the net to recreate the original file, even in the event the original host disappears. Everybody essentially shares the responsibility of hosting at the same as downloading.

Put it in this context ...

Lets say you and 599 other people wanted to download 600 different songs Elvis recorded. The "traditional" alternative was everybody stood in line and took turns downloading all 600 songs from one source all in one shot. The source sent 600 songs 600 times each, and you and all the clients only "leeched."

The methodology of a torrent is that you and your 599 peers all download one different song each from the source, then duplicate all the other data amongst yourselves, while the original host (or seed) would now be free to host something else.

Better use of bandwidth and Internet resources ...

A seed is a PC that has a full copy of the data and is now re-offering it for download (re-seeding) as the original host had done.
 
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