Recently it is observed that many Internet Service Providers (ISP) are blocking torrent downloading by all means. Here are some I know:
- They block physical access to sites like kickass and piratebay.
- If these sites are accessed via proxy servers, then ISP are intelligent enough to corrupt the .torrent file, which is being downloaded. So, the clients like bit-torrent or u-torrent do not recognize the file and give error like 'bencoding' failed.
This is what I know:
- Open account with sites like FileStream.me (they have free account, which limits maximum size to 1GB per file and max 2GB total volume) (these sites are called zbigz sites)
- From proxy websites like hideme, open torrent website.
- Search for torrent whose file size is less than 1GB (and of course which as good number of seed)
- View source of the web-page. (on chrome press Ctrl + U, this would open source in another window)
- In source find 'magnet' (usually first hit gives place holder for magnet link)
- For magnet link, the syntax starts from magnet:? and ends with Fannounce
- Usually they are enclosed in single quotes
- Copy this link to FileStream.me and ask it to download it
- Once FileStream is done, download the whole file like a normal file.
- Delete file from FileStream once is downloaded
<li><div data-sc-slot="_36ce100dd7334bdb305bd828487b1ff4" data-sc-params="{ 'magnet': 'magnet:?xt=urn:btih:F4F8E29007A7276A3CCFBF136E72469CA6D34D90&dn=kis+kisko+pyaar+karoon+2015+720p+web+hdrip+hindi+x264+ac3+mafiaking+m2tv&tr=http%3A%2F%2Ftracker.pubt.net%3A2710%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fglotorrents.pw%3A6969%2Fannounce', 'extension': 'mkv' }"></div></li>
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