Dave
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14 years ago @ Miro - Internet TV Blog - working on speed for m... · 0 replies · +1 points
Another way is to put a limit on torrent bandwidth in Miro. Go to File -> Options -> Downloads and enable these two settings:
[x] Limit upstream bandwidth to: [ 38 ] KB/s
[x] Limit downstream bandwidth to: [ 115 ] KB/s
The numbers are only suggestions and depend on the speed of your Internet connection as well as how quickly you want your torrent downloads to complete. The lower the numbers, the more bandwidth will be available for other programs like Firefox, but also the slower your torrents will download. I calculated these starting values based on a 384 Kb/s upstream and 1.5 Mb/s downstream DSL, reserving 20% upstream and 40% downstream for other programs:
upstream limit = (upstream bandwidth in Kb/s / 8 b/B) * 80%
= (384 / 8) * 0.8
= 38 KB/s
downstream limit = (downstream bandwidth in Kb/s / 8 b/B) * 60%
= (1536 / 8) * 0.6
= 115 KB/s
14 years ago @ Miro - Internet TV Blog - Adopt a Line of Miro C... · 0 replies · +1 points
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15 years ago @ Miro - Internet TV Blog - Miro 2.0 is here! · 0 replies · +1 points
Miro 2.0 r9177
Windows Vista 32-bit SP1
3GB RAM
about 90GB free space on drive
2x2.0GHz Core2 Duo
nVidia 7900 GS with 256MB
15 years ago @ Miro - Internet TV Blog - Miro 2.0 is here! · 0 replies · +1 points
Like any open source project, the community is strongly encouraged to help out (see the "Open Source" link at the top of this page).
15 years ago @ Miro - Internet TV Blog - Miro 2.0 is here! · 0 replies · +1 points
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