irc-discord-bot <06anesu> Was this an issue when downloading or also after downloading (seeding). Also how much ram was being used?
irc-discord-bot <04daffahakim> This is an issue when downloading and RAM consumption up to 800MB
irc-discord-bot <06anesu> While you wait to see if anyone has a solution, an alternative would be to queue torrents in that case. Besides, it probably is a good idea either way by having a built in resource manager that looks at how much ram it's using already and puts the item in queue if ram usage is already too high.
irc-discord-bot <06anesu> Considering the issue is when downloading
rom1504 not easy (possible?) to implement dht in browsers with webrtc
irc-discord-bot <09graingert> Mozilla says no
rom1504 @playgamemy no that's the whole point of webtorrent
rom1504 using webrtc to implement torrent since tcp is not available
irc-discord-bot <09ftreesmilo> @Feross I spent some time looking at the latest changes in chunk-store-stream... the backpressure stuff looks nice... but doesn't work on the normal store puts from the swarm. I opened a pr because as I was looking into it, I noticed that the store.put isn't called with a callback, so if the store throws an error the client still thinks it has a piece it doesn't
irc-discord-bot <09ftreesmilo> https://github.com/webtorrent/webtorrent/pull/2006/files
irc-discord-bot <09ftreesmilo> how exactly to handle a write failure isn't something I'm sure about right now... so i just treat it like a hash failure for now to let the store try again later when it's redownloaded
irc-discord-bot <04playgamemy> I have one more question. While webseeds trackers may return only handful of peers (or no peers at all). I wonder if peers return from traditional Udp trackers or dht networks may have legit peers whose clients support webrtc. Would a dht server relaying peers to the web webtorrent client be a legit approach to look for more peers for a torrent?
irc-discord-bot <11ThaUnknown_> @team any chance some1 could look at this:? webtorrent/webtorrent#1995
irc-discord-bot <08liamtubsy> Anyone have a better suggestion than WebRTC (SimplePeer) to stream live audio? My app, https://monash.io, streams PC audio to your phone, but the audio quality is too lossy. Any suggestions are very appreciated.
@DiegoRBaquero can you or some else help?
foxy999 work*
irc-discord-bot <04mkhitargaryen> Hello! How do you enable/disable instant.io service in Microsoft Edge? I've seen the github forum for disabling it on chrome but same doesn't apply for Edge
irc-discord-bot <11ThaUnknown_> it is pretty much the same
irc-discord-bot <04mkhitargaryen> Edge settings aren't the same as Chrome settings. That's a problem
irc-discord-bot <11ThaUnknown_> but the fix is the same
irc-discord-bot <11ThaUnknown_> webtorrent/webtorrent#1982
irc-discord-bot <091k8> I figured the support for decoding is browser based, and at a quick glance it seems the blob data should be supported. Would webtorrent need to impliment some sort of wasm decoder itself? I seen there is a port for wasm avi decoding. Should I open a bug or a feature request?
irc-discord-bot <11ThaUnknown_> it very much isnt
irc-discord-bot <11ThaUnknown_> this is what WT uses for it
irc-discord-bot <05Step> Hi, I have a question regarding custom extensions for bittorent-protocol. In particular, I modified ut_metadata with a new function and I changed the name to try it out but I get "Unrecognized extension: k_metadata". The function is quite simple. Can you give me some suggestions? (I already renamed all the reference ut_metadata in k_metadata)
So far, I guess that when you seed a file, you provide (it does automatically otherwise) trackers as well. They are the ones asked to provide the address from where download the file. Ofc I’m approaching BitTorrent protocol for the first time (it’s one week) so please tell me if my assumptions are correct or not
I don't want the file to be tracked. I'm looking to create a private transfer. I've used WebRTC in the past, and as far as I can imagine, someone in the middle needs to handle some information about the torrent. Either the sender broadcasts to the server that it has a certain torrent available, or the receiver broadcasts that it's looking for a certain torrent. Might have to dive into the source to get a better idea of how it's handled.