For obscure shows, I add all the torrents I can find, and keep them leeching for at least a day, and then keep only the one that seems to be fastest. Seed count is a little misleading, in that a torrent with 1 dedicated seedbox is often better than one with 10 regular seeds.
Of course there’s no instant gratification - I’ve waited days/weeks for a show sometimes. You can prioritize files in watch order so that you don’t need to wait for the entire torrent download to start watching.
That’s a good idea, might try that one. Just a bit worried that suddenly my VPN will disconnect and my ISP will catch me. I’ve binded qbittorrent to the Wireguard interface i have setup (On my linux distro i do not have the Mullvad client and it’s easier to use Wireguard then install manually)
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For obscure shows, I add all the torrents I can find, and keep them leeching for at least a day, and then keep only the one that seems to be fastest. Seed count is a little misleading, in that a torrent with 1 dedicated seedbox is often better than one with 10 regular seeds.
Of course there’s no instant gratification - I’ve waited days/weeks for a show sometimes. You can prioritize files in watch order so that you don’t need to wait for the entire torrent download to start watching.
That’s a good idea, might try that one. Just a bit worried that suddenly my VPN will disconnect and my ISP will catch me. I’ve binded qbittorrent to the Wireguard interface i have setup (On my linux distro i do not have the Mullvad client and it’s easier to use Wireguard then install manually)