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Streaming - The Simplified HOW TO

cfp p2p
2014-09-22
2015-05-06
  • cfp p2p
    cfp p2p
    2014-09-22

    The other post, Streaming the torrent's file(s) -- how to ,
    explains streaming guidelines and advanced streaming.
    In this post I wish to explain how simple it can be to stream files.

    1.) Torrent should be paused.

    2.) Set Streaming Mode to FORCED with either the GUI or the web client.

    GUI ( Peers 999 )
    GUI set streaming

    Web Client ( Streaming Forced )
    WEB set streaning

    3.) First set the file to Don't download.
    Then back to download ( any priority ).
    So you'll be using the menu twice.
    GUI toggle DND

    with the web client UN-check/check the file(s) or use Deselect All / Select All buttons
    WEB toggle DND

    4.) Start the Torrent.

    5.) Wait a minute or two for buffering, then begin play with your favorite media player.

    That's all there is to it!

     
    Last edit: cfp p2p 2014-09-22
  • cfp p2p
    cfp p2p
    2014-12-29

    I suggest for the playback of your streaming that you use
    "Media Player Classic Home Cinema: MPC-HC"

    http://mpc-hc.org/
    https://sourceforge.net/projects/mpc-hc/

    This I have used with great success.

     
  • cfp p2p
    cfp p2p
    2015-05-06

    There is with the 2015-05-06 release a new settings.json setting
    "stream-mode-default": 0,
    change to whatever you want for a default when a torrent is added
    and you won't need to toggle the files to begin streaming.

    TR_STREAMING_OFF = 0,
    TR_STREAMING_WEAK = 1,
    TR_STREAMING_PRIORITY = 2,
    TR_STREAMING_WEIGHTED = 3,
    TR_STREAMING_FORCED = 4,

    You can alter the settings via the shift Admin
    or shift Trackers and Que portion of the web client.
    http://sourceforge.net/p/transmissiondaemon/discussion/general/thread/b4eea1a5/
    In the Session window you will see all available
    settings that can be changed. You don't need to stop
    the daemon for the settings to take effect.
    Or, you can stop the daemon, then edit
    settings.json directly.