Update on Freedom Feens torrents

Turn your friends into wormkin by sharing:

Since the Freedom Feens has ceased making new episodes, (though we’re still on radio), I decided to split up the Feeds.

The one you’re probably currently subscribed to, is now  the art feed, and contains music, movies, but not Feens. It’s here:

FEENS ART TORRENT RSS LINK.
THIS IS THE ONLY ONE THAT UPDATES NOW.

I split it off the main one because the size was getting so big it wouldn’t work in some Torrent software. (There’s a 250 k limit on RSS feeds in a lot of software.)

This one is now lean and mean, 48 k currently)

If you no longer wish to subscribe, you can unsubscribe in your torrent program.

The old torrents, Feens shows only, are these two below:

Freedom Feens TORRENT RSS FOR EPISODES 501 THROUGH 1311.
(TO THE END OF THE FEENS.)

FIRST 500 Freedom Feens EPISODES + MOVIES + MUSIC TORRENT RSS 
(second one contains some movies and music, too hard to split up.)

Bad Quaker Feed:

WHAT DO I DO WITH THESE LINKS??
You insert both into uTorrent (one at a time) and it will AUTOMATICALLY download all the episodes you don’t have, and new ones, once a week every Sunday.

And remember, being in our torrent club gets you on the Golden Floppy Disc of Redemption!

HOW DO I DO IT?

You copy the Feens torrent link to your clipboard. Then open uTorrent, and over on the left, single left click on “Feeds.” Then Right Click on Feeds, and choose “Add RSS Feed.”

The feed URL should already be in there if it’s on your clipboard. If not, paste it in to the Feed URL space (after deleting the http:// that shows up automatically). Then in the same dialogue box, under “Subscriptions”, change it to “Automatically download all items published in feed”, and click the OK button.

If you’ve never downloaded Feens with uTorrent before, it will start downloading all of them. It may queue some for after the first bunch are done. If you’ve downloaded before, and have some of them, it will only download the ones you don’t have. And when we add new episodes to our Feens Torrent RSS feed, uTorrent will automatically download the new episodes. Easy, fun and breezy!

Add both Feens Feeds, and it will look like this in the program:

If you plan to seed, DO NOT remove the completed torrent listings from your downloads list, or people cannot download these files from you anymore, unless you re-download all of them and then leave the torrent listings intact. I didn’t include this fact in the original post, because I thought it was obvious. But we had one fan write us who deleted them and wondered why no one was connecting to him, so I added this part.

WHAT IF I WANT TO HELP, BUT DON’T KNOW WHAT A TORRENT IS, OR HOW TO USE ONE?

Want to contribute to liberty but short on cash? You can help the Freedom Feens without even spending a post-1964 dime.

Download uTorrent (free) and start seeding Freedom Feens episodes and Anarchy Gumbo episodes. We also recommend running PeerBlock (free) while you’re running uTorrent. And when you install uTorrent, chose the option NOT accept the add-ons and toolbar when it asks you. Leave your computer on seeding the torrents, while you’re at work or asleep. Make sure if you leave your computer on 24/7 that you reboot it every few days.

GETTING RID OF THE ADS ON utorrent

uTorrent adds cheesy ads. Some look confusing, like this one (if you see this one or anything like it, do NOT click on it, it won’t likely do what it says it does):

There’s an article on removing ALL the ads from uTorrent, HERE.

I do torrent seeding and sharing of all Feens, Michael Dean After Dark and all the Feens movies and music using an old XP laptop on a table in the corner of the living room. I have it outside of my bedroom so the fan won’t keep me up at night. I have the screen timeout set up to shut off after two minutes of not using the mouse, to save power. I also have it set up to NOT shut off or hibernate when the lid is shut. (Settings for all this: right click desktop, go to properties/power. Or go to Power from the Control Panel.)

Then access the options in uTorrent from Options/Preferences:

Click Install IPv6 / Teredo:

Change the rest of the settings as shown in these images:

Change the settings to what you see here:

ENABLE DHT

(These directions are for the program ruTorrent, used in many Linux seedboxes. But there is an equivalent similar operation in almost all Torrent programs. In uTorrent it’s under Options/Preferences/BitTorrent.)

Click on the little gear icon at the top of the program. Then go into sittings/BitTorrent, and click the Enable DHT Network tick box, and the Peer Exchange tick bock. Hit “OK.”

ADD FILTER IN RSS Manager

To automatically download all items on the RSS feed, right-click on All Feeds over on the left side of the program. Then left-click RSS Manager to open up the filter settings. Click “Add”, this will add a new filter. in the “Filter” space, add this text, copied and pasted exactly:
/.*/i
You can then either pick the Feens RSS feed, or leave it as All Feeds. Hit OK, and you’re good to go.

I set up the scheduler to NOT upload during times I need my full pipe, like when I’m doing my shows:

Here’s a YouTube video on using the scheduler.

As of 4/5/14, the entirety of the media on the Feens torrent RSS is 50 gigs (it was more, but I pruned it and deleted all the single episode entries that are also included in archives, and left the archive entries.) It took me 11 hours to do the initial download. With the torrent RSS feed inserted in uTorrent, new episodes upload seamlessly in the background. Except when doing my shows, where full bandwidth is mission-critical, using my full pipe to seed torrents is not noticeable, even when watching HD videos for hours on YouTube.

If you have torrent throtteling on your ISP, you can get around it by using Boleh VPN, and setting it to one of the Fully Routed servers. Using Boleh on one computer will not affect the IP and settings of other computers on the same router.

WHAT IF I HAVE A TORRENT PROGRAM OTHER THAN uTORRENT?

Here is a list of torrent programs and their features. Find yours on there and check the column called “Broadcatching (RSS).” It will say if that feature is supported for your program. If it is and you can’t figure out where to insert the RSS feed, a quick Google search of “RSS” plus “(the name of your torrent program)” will usually lead you to a page that will show you how. (Note: Transmission, the default torrent client in most GNU/Linux installations, does NOT have the RSS feature at this time. If you have Transmission and don’t want to install a different torrent program, you should be able to add the feed into the Live Bookmarks of your browser, and click on new items to manually download…When you click on an item, it will open up Transmission automatically and begin downloading.)

TROUBLESHOOTING: If the feeds don’t work for you,…. It works on Boleh seedbox and on home servers. May have been because some of the Feens ones have trackers and some seedboxes forbid that. Or could be because some of them do NOT have trackers, and that requires DHT, most seedboxes turn it off by default. Try the Bad Quaker ones, they do not have trackers. If that works, you have your answer. Worms.

Thank you folks, and you’re doing a very good thing by spreading liberty and Feens media to the world. Remember, the more you seed the Feens, the more the State gnashes its teeth and fails.

MWD

p.s. If you have torrent questions about Feens torrents that aren’t answered here, please send an e-mail. (Don’t ask us about any non-legal torrents, we dunno about that.)