Hi,To make the most of my connection speed I decided to download Open Office Org via torrent.So I go to:I choose:Platform: Windows (x86)Version: Open Office Org 3.3.0Language: English (en)And I get the torrent for a completely different language. 'OOo3.3.0Winx86installca-XV' I did not notice this at first, so I downloaded it, installed it, everything seemed to go well, until I ran open office org for the first time - lo and behold, everything is gibberish to me. Argh!This does not happen when I choose English (en-US) as the language - I get the correct torrent in this case.Rather than wasting my bandwidth and downloading the en-US version, I decided to download the en-GB language pack.
I downloaded and installed it no worries, but now I need to figure out how to change the language from ca-XV to en-GB, so that everything is in a language that I can understand. Help?I am running Google Chrome 16.0.912.77 m as my web browser if that helps.Thanks! I don't know how you got that page to work. The page linked from it seems more promising but it seems that special software is required. In any case, it is not a browser issue.I cannot find a language which uses the code ca-XV. I will try to help you change the language.
You need the menu bar item number 6, numbering from the left. In the drop down list, select the second item from the bottom. In the dialogue you will see a number of expandable items in the left panel. Expand the third item. Select the first sub-item. In the right panel which you get then, the interface language is the first option.
Hopefully, you will see 'English UK' in the drop down at the far right. I have just realised I can attach screen shots. The first shows the window you want to see. The second shows you the menu bar. You are aiming for the equivalent of 'Tools' and, on that drop down, the equivalent of 'Options'.You may have to bite the bullet and the en-GB version. It is available with or without JRE.
If you already have JRE (Java Runtime Environment) installed, remove the tick from the box above the table.
Metainfo filesMetainfo files (also known as.torrent files) are bencoded dictionarieswith the following keys: announce The URL of the tracker. Info This maps to a dictionary, with keys described below. Piece layersA dictionary of strings. For each file in the file tree that is larger than the piece sizeit contains one string value.The keys are the merkle roots while the values consist of concatenated hashesof one layer within that merkle tree.The layer is chosen so that one hash covers piece length bytes.For example if the piece size is 16KiB then the leaf hashes are used.If a piece size of 128KiB is used then 3rd layer up from the leaf hashes is used.Layer hashes which exclusively cover data beyond the end of file,i.e.
Are only needed to balance the tree, are omitted.All hashes are stored in their binary format.A torrent is not valid if this field is absent, the contained hashes do not matchthe merkle roots or are not from the correct layer.All strings in a.torrent file defined by this BEP that contain human-readable textare UTF-8 encoded.An example torrent creator implementation can be found. Info dictionary name A display name for the torrent. It is purely advisory.
Piece lengthThe number of bytes that each logical piece in the peer protocol refers to.I.e. It sets the granularity of piece, request, bitfield and havemessages. It must be a power of two and at least 16KiB.Files are mapped into this piece address space so that each non-empty file isaligned to a piece boundary and occurs in the same order as in the file tree.The last piece of each file may be shorter than the specified piece length, resultingin an alignment gap. Meta version An integer value, set to 2 to indicate compatibility with the current revision of thisspecification.
Version 1 is not assigned to avoid confusion with BEP3.Future revisions will only increment this value to indicate an incompatiblechange has been made, for example that hash algorithms were changed due to newly discoveredvulnerabilities. Implementations must check this field first and indicate that a torrentis of a newer version than they can handle before performing other validations which mayresult in more general messages about invalid files. File treeA tree of dictionaries where dictionary keys represent UTF-8 encoded path elements.Entries with zero-length keys describe the properties of the composed path at that point.' UTF-8 encoded' in this context only means that if the native encoding is known at creationtime it must be converted to UTF-8.Keys may contain invalid UTF-8 sequences or characters and names that are reserved onspecific filesystems. Implementations must be prepared to sanitize them.On most platforms path components exactly matching '.' Must be sanitizedsince they could lead to directory traversal attacks and conflicting path descriptions.On platforms that require valid UTF-8 path components this sanitizing step must happenafter normalizing overlong UTF-8 encodings.The file tree root dictionary itself must not be a file, i.e. It must not containa zero-length key with a dictionary containing a length key.
InfohashThe infohash is calculated by applying a hash function to the bencoded form of the info dictionary,which is a substring of the metainfo file. For meta version 2 SHA2-256 is used.The info-hash must be the hash of the encoded form as foundin the.torrent file, which is identical to bdecoding the metainfo file,extracting the info dictionary and encoding it if and only if thebdecoder fully validated the input (e.g. Key ordering, absence of leading zeros).Conversely that means implementations must either reject invalid metainfo filesor extract the substring directly.They must not perform a decode-encode roundtrip on invalid data.For some uses as torrent identifier it is truncated to 20 bytes.When verifying an infohash implementations must also check that the piece layershashes outside the info dictionary match the pieces root fields.
TrackersTracker GET requests have the following keys: infohash The 20byte truncated infohash as described above.This value will almost certainly have to be escaped. Peerid A string of length 20 which this downloader uses as its id. Eachdownloader generates its own id at random at the start of a newdownload. This value will also almost certainly have to be escaped. Ip An optional parameter giving the IP (or dns name) which this peer isat. Generally used for the origin if it's on the same machine as thetracker.
Port The port number this peer is listening on. Common behavior is for adownloader to try to listen on port 6881 and if that port is taken try6882, then 6883, etc. And give up after 6889. Uploaded The total amount uploaded so far, encoded in base ten ascii. Downloaded The total amount downloaded so far, encoded in base ten ascii. Left The number of bytes this peer still has to download, encoded inbase ten ascii. Note that this can't be computed from downloaded andthe file length since it might be a resume, and there's a chance thatsome of the downloaded data failed an integrity check and had to bere-downloaded.
Event This is an optional key which maps to started,completed, or stopped (orempty, which is the same as not being present). If notpresent, this is one of the announcements done at regularintervals. An announcement using started is sent when adownload first begins, and one using completed is sentwhen the download is complete. No completed is sent ifthe file was complete when started. Downloaders send an announcementusing stopped when they cease downloading.Tracker responses are bencoded dictionaries.
If a tracker responsehas a key failure reason, then that maps to a humanreadable string which explains why the query failed, and no other keysare required. Otherwise, it must have two keys: interval,which maps to the number of seconds the downloader should wait betweenregular rerequests, and peers.
Peers maps toa list of dictionaries corresponding to peers, each ofwhich contains the keys peer id, ip, andport, which map to the peer's self-selected ID, IPaddress or dns name as a string, and port number, respectively. Notethat downloaders may rerequest on nonscheduled times if an eventhappens or they need more peers.More commonly is that trackers return a compact representation ofthe peer list, see and.If you want to make any extensions to metainfo files or trackerqueries, please coordinate with Bram Cohen to make sure that allextensions are done compatibly.It is common to announce over a as well. Peer protocolBitTorrent's peer protocol operates over TCP or.Peer connections are symmetrical.
Messages sent in both directionslook the same, and data can flow in either direction.The peer protocol refers to pieces of the file by index asdescribed in the metainfo file, starting at zero. When a peer finishesdownloading a piece and checks that the hash matches, it announcesthat it has that piece to all of its peers.Connections contain two bits of state on either end: choked or not,and interested or not. Choking is a notification that no data will besent until unchoking happens. The reasoning and common techniquesbehind choking are explained later in this document.Data transfer takes place whenever one side is interested and theother side is not choking. Interest state must be kept up to date atall times - whenever a downloader doesn't have something theycurrently would ask a peer for in unchoked, they must express lack ofinterest, despite being choked. Peer messagesAll non-keepalive messages start with a single byte which gives their type.The possible values are:.
0 - choke. 1 - unchoke. 2 - interested. 3 - not interested.
4 - have. 5 - bitfield. 6 - request. 7 - piece. 8 - cancel.
16 - reject. 21 - hash request. 22 - hashes. 23 - hash reject'choke', 'unchoke', 'interested', and 'not interested' have no payload.'
Bitfield' is only ever sent as the first message. Its payload is abitfield with each index that downloader has sent set to one and therest set to zero. Downloaders which don't have anything yet may skipthe 'bitfield' message. The first byte of the bitfield corresponds toindices 0 - 7 from high bit to low bit, respectively. The next one8-15, etc. Spare bits at the end are set to zero.The 'have' message's payload is a single number, the index whichthat downloader just completed and checked the hash of.'
Hash request' messages contain a pieces root, base layer, index, length,and proof layers. The pieces root is the root hash of a file.The base layer defines the lowest requested layer of thehash tree. It is the number of layers above the leaf layer that the hash listshould start at. A value of zero indicates that leaf hashes arerequested.
Clients are only required to support setting the base layerto the leaf and piece layers. Index is the offset in hashesof the first requested hash in the base layer.Index MUST be a multiple of length, this includes zero.Length is the number of hashes to include from the base layer.Length MUST be equal-to-or-greater-than two and a power of two.Length SHOULD NOT be greater than 512. Proof layers is thenumber of ancestor layers to include.
Note that the limits imposed onindex and length above mean that at-most one uncle hash is neededfrom each proof layer.Hash requests MUST be answered with either a 'hashes' or 'hash reject' message.Clients must be able to service requests for hash blocks covering pieces which theyhave announced through bitfield or have messages. They may be able to serviceadditional requests if they have access to the full layers from a metadata filebut requesting implementations should try to prioritize requests where they can be certainthat the other party can must have the necessary data.Hash requests may be sent to a peer regardless of its choke state.For unchoked peers, hash requests should be subject to the same ratelimiting policy as piece requests, except that all hash requests are notnecessarily rejected after a peer is choked.
Clients may impose a separaterate limit on hash requests received from choked peers.Clients MUST NOT reject a hash request with a base layer of zero if itimmediately follows a request for one of the chunks in the requested rangeand the client services the chunk request with a piece message.' Hashes' messages contain a pieces root, base layer, index, length,proof layers, and hashes. This message MUST correlate with a 'hash request'message. Hashes starts with the base layer and ends with the uncle hashclosest to the root.
A proof layer is omitted if the requested hashesinclude the entire child layer. In other words, the first log2(length)-1proof layers are ommitted. The ommitted layers are still counted towardsthe requested proof layers.' Hash reject' messages have the same payload as 'hash request' messages.They indicate that a peer will not service a hash request.' Request' messages contain an index, begin, and length. The lasttwo are byte offsets.
Length is generally a power of two unless itgets truncated by the end of a file. All current implementations use2^14 (16 kiB), and close connections which request an amount greater thanthat.' Cancel' messages have the same payload as request messages. Theyare generally only sent towards the end of a download, during what'scalled 'endgame mode'. When a download is almost complete, there's atendency for the last few pieces to all be downloaded off a singlehosed modem line, taking a very long time.
To make sure the last fewpieces come in quickly, once requests for all pieces a givendownloader doesn't have yet are currently pending, it sends requestsfor everything to everyone it's downloading from. To keep this frombecoming horribly inefficient, it sends cancels to everyone else everytime a piece arrives.cancel messages do not relieve the other side from the duty of respondingto a request.
They must either send a piece or a reject message as response.' Reject' messages have the same payload as request messages. Theyindicate that a peer will not service a request. They mustbe sent after a choke message to cancel all pending requests.'
Piece' messages contain an index, begin, and piece. Note that theyare correlated with request messages must be explicitly rejectedby the remote after an unchoke. This means a request is answeredwith either a piece or reject messages. If an unsolicited pieceis received a peer MUST close the connection.Downloaders generally download pieces in random order, which does areasonably good job of keeping them from having a strict subset orsuperset of the pieces of any of their peers.Choking is done for several reasons. TCP congestion control behavesvery poorly when sending over many connections at once.
Also, chokinglets each peer use a tit-for-tat-ish algorithm to ensure that they geta consistent download rate.The choking algorithm described below is the currently deployedone. It is very important that all new algorithms work well both in anetwork consisting entirely of themselves and in a network consistingmostly of this one.There are several criteria a good choking algorithm should meet. Itshould cap the number of simultaneous uploads for good TCPperformance. It should avoid choking and unchoking quickly, known as'fibrillation'.
It should reciprocate to peers who let itdownload. Finally, it should try out unused connections once in awhile to find out if they might be better than the currently usedones, known as optimistic unchoking.The currently deployed choking algorithm avoids fibrillation byonly changing who's choked once every ten seconds. It doesreciprocation and number of uploads capping by unchoking the fourpeers which it has the best download rates from and areinterested. Peers which have a better upload rate but aren'tinterested get unchoked and if they become interested the worstuploader gets choked. If a downloader has a complete file, it uses itsupload rate rather than its download rate to decide who tounchoke.For optimistic unchoking, at any one time there is a single peerwhich is unchoked regardless of its upload rate (if interested, itcounts as one of the four allowed downloaders.) Which peer isoptimistically unchoked rotates every 30 seconds. To give them adecent chance of getting a complete piece to upload, new connectionsare three times as likely to start as the current optimistic unchokeas anywhere else in the rotation.Note that the original version of the peer protocol had no reject message.That message has been adopted from the which specifiesfurther optional messages.
Upgrade PathFor interoperability with BEP 3 a torrent can be created to contain the necessarydata for both formats. To do so the 'pieces' field and 'files' or 'length' in the infodictionary must be generated to describe the same data in the same order.Since the old format did not align files to piece boundaries a multifile torrentmust use BEP 47 padding files to achieve identical alignment.Implementations supporting both formats can join both swarms by calculatingthe new and old infohashes and downloading them to the same storage.
Beforedoing so they must validate that the content (file names, order, piece alignment)is identical. During the download they must also verify that pieces match both piecehash formats. If any inconsistency is detected they may either abort or fall back todownloading one of the two formats as if the other were not present.When initiating a connection and sending the sha1 infohash of such a hybrid torrenta peer can set the 4th most significant bit in the last byte of the reserved bitfieldto indicate that it also supports the new format. The remote peer may then respondwith the new infohash to upgrade the connect to the new format.
It’s 2019 and movie buffs are looking forward to watching the latest movie releases that they’ve been waiting for since last year. Users are also on the lookout for the 5 best torrent sites for movies in 2019 so they can have their own copies and watch their favorite movies as often as they like.The current list still has the old favorites including The Pirate Bay, and popular sites such as Torlock, 1337X, RARBG and LimeTorrents. But of course, the best ones are those that yield the most high-quality torrent that downloaders are after. The number of seeders is also one of the top considerations because this will give you faster download speeds. This is why good lists of the best torrent sites for movie downloads are a great resource to find. Tips for Torrent DownloadersNew users should first check out user guides that are usually provided by torrent sites. From here, they can learn about the works of BitTorrent file sharing, ways to protect themselves and access the movies and music in the most efficient way possible.Another great read for starters is learning how to spot fake torrents which is a common problem for most new users.
Fake torrents often have the name of the movie you want to download, but the contents are actually different. For example, you’re looking for the latest Avengers movie but what you’ve actually downloaded is the older version. In some instances, some individuals even upload pornographic material or violent content in the guise of a movie for kids or teens.
Learn these things first before starting accessing torrent files to keep yourself and your computers out of harm’s way. New users should also consider getting fully updated anti-malware software before visiting any torrent sites to get the files that they need. Since torrenters are privately browsing the web, trying some of the best VPN providers would help secure their identities and keep their locations private. Top 7 Torrent Sites for Movies in 2019There are many torrent sites out there, but this list gives the best resources for some of the newest movie releases.
Pirate BayThis classic torrent site is the most well-known, ultra-popular torrent site around the world. They have been taken down many times, and many times over they have re-incarnated. People looking for all types of downloads have always trusted this site.Users can find high-quality movies from decades ago until the latest releases from Pirate Bay. This is actually the first site torrenter check for the latest movies available. There are icons on each download which help users check if it comes from a trusted seeder. VIP accounts on this site also get secured and safe downloads.
If it is actively blocked or limited, the next on the list are some well-known alternatives for TPB. RARBGRARGB torrent site is considered as one of the best alternatives for the Pirate Bay when it comes to the latest movie downloads.
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Hp z620 workstation price in india. Movie enthusiasts would love its collection of quality, high-resolution torrents. The site was launched in 2008 and has made a mark for the millions who are looking for HD quality video torrents.The site does not have tons of ads and has a very useful interface. They have a Top 10 list to help users find the most popular movies on the site. It also comes with a detailed page for the download, which includes information on the file size, date added to the site, information about the actor, as well as the number of seeders and leechers. The site boasts of providing quality and not the number of movies.The one disadvantage of this site though is that many countries have started limiting and blocking access, including Saudi Arabia, the UK, and Denmark. 1337XThose who are looking for older video files may check 1337X website. The pace is regularly updated regarding recent and popular info on torrents and other categories of interest.However, the ads on the site that you might encounter can be frustrating.
The links usually require two click – one gets you an advertisement and the next to access the information that you need. Once you passed these ads, the search page yields lots of useful information. TorlockThis site is very particular with their torrent database and guarantees “no fake torrent” on their website. They pay users to $1 for every fake torrent that they find.
Torlock also asserts to have more than 5 Million verified torrents so they have plenty of users checking in every day.The site has current and popular movies, software, anime, videos, music and many more. They also provide a list to let users know what files have the most number of peers and seeders.
YTS.AM/YTS.AGThis torrent site focuses mainly on movies and has a user-friendly interface. Users will be happy to explore the old and new titles available. They even have torrents that are easy on bandwidth so users with data cap prefer to get their movies from here. YTS.AM actually is the unofficial successor of the now-nonoperational YTS/YIFY which became defunct in 2015. This current website has a huge user base that helps BitTorrent protocol to work more efficiently.
Popcornflixis far from a torrent website, but is actually a free video streaming service. There are tons of movies and TV shows that you can swatch on the platform for free. And there’s no catch — you can watch for free, so long as you’re willing to put up with ads that break up the content.Advertising is how they’re able to fund the platform and keep it free.
Once you head over to Popcornflix, register and make a free account, and then you’ll be able to watch anything you want, as much as you want. Crackleisn’t a torrent site, but is something more like Netflix; however, it’s put on by Sony, who is letting users stream movies and TV shows for free while they try to get it to take off. Right now, they focus on offering TV shows from the 80s to 00s, but have a mixed variety of other content, too.If you’re looking for a place to get the oldies, Crackle is the place to be.
Other Torrent Sites to TryAside from the top seven torrent sites, there are runners up that are also great for movie and file downloading this year. TorrentDownloads is a straightforward site with a massive database of high-quality torrent files. The site has categories marked for easy search and users are encouraged to rate and comment on files to lessen fakes. Users will also appreciate having an Advanced Search option so that they can narrow down search returns according to a category, status or provider.The last one you should not miss is the Limetorrents website. They are said to carry an impressive database of movies and torrent files that users tend to keep coming back.
Plus, it is also easy to determine when the torrents are okay through the health meter, number of seeders and leechers, as well as the date and file size. (i) iKream.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.The links and images of the products we review contain links to Amazon.com, iKream.com will receive sales commission if you purchase items that we refer on Amazon.com.Thank you for your support.(ii) Prices and product availability shown for products we review are for references only. Although we do update our data regularly, the pricing and availability of the products we review are constantly changing, please check on the merchant site for the actual price and availability.(iii) We are not affiliated with the device manufacturers or phone carriers we mention in any way, all suggestions are based on our own experience and research, you may use our advice at your own discretion.
AlurFilm ini adalah Remake dari Film Korean tahun 1964 'Red Scarf' ('Balgan Mahura') oleh Shing Sang-Ok. Tae Yoon (Rain) adalah anggota termuda dari tim penerbangan elit “Black Eagles,” yang terdiri dari pilot senior pesawat tempur Korea. Tae Yoon adalah pilot berbakat, penuh dengan rasa ingin tahu namun kurang serius. Suatu hari, ketika tim menugaskannya sebagai pilot utama dalam sebuah penerbangan, ia tidak berhasil melaksanakan tugas tersebut. Oleh karena itu, Tae Yoon dikeluarkan dari Tim “Eagles Black” dan ditransfer ke unit 21 penerbangan tempur, yang dipimpin oleh Dae-Seo (Kim Sung-Su).Tae Yoon mulai mengandalkan Dae-Seo seperti kakaknya sendiri. Sementara itu, Tae Yoon merasa dirinya bertentangan dengan Cheol-Hee, yang kaku, dan dianggap sebagai pilot terbaik di unit penerbangan 21. Tae Yoon mempersiapkan untuk menggantikan Cheol-Hee (Yu Jun-Sang) dalam kontes demonstrasi penerbangan.