Genesis torrent site shut down.

[unclejosh]

That does not work. It brings up the prompt to open bit torrent client but when i click Open Link, nothing happens. It just closes the pop up and nothing opens in qBitorrent. I have been torrenting for as long as it has been a thing and I do not understand why this isnt working. I use magnet links every day so there is something wrong with that hash numbers.

Doesn't matter which browser I use either. Tried in Firefox, Brave, and Chrome.

To be clear, this is what I am entering in the Input hash field - 14FDA9DE 16EC19F4 F9AD9E44 73814C02 67C0B141

[Audioarchivist]

Originally Posted by unclejosh

That does not work. It brings up the prompt to open bit torrent client but when i click Open Link, nothing happens. It just closes the pop up and nothing opens in qBitorrent. I have been torrenting for as long as it has been a thing and I do not understand why this isnt working. I use magnet links every day so there is something wrong with that hash numbers.

Doesn't matter which browser I use either. Tried in Firefox, Brave, and Chrome.

To be clear, this is what I am entering in the Input hash field - 14FDA9DE 16EC19F4 F9AD9E44 73814C02 67C0B141

It might need the spaces removed? I think that's what I believe I did... I mean, that's what I heard worked... hehe

[A-l-l-a-n-o-n]

Originally Posted by Audioarchivist

It might need the spaces removed? I think that's what I believe I did... I mean, that's what I heard worked... hehe

when you open this with your torrent client, will it straight download the COMPLETE torrent, without possibillity to choose (100+ GB or what?) or can you choose what show(s) you wanna download?

[withsnow]

Hash: 26c8170ad8afea5bb877c8c07f1c4906c41f6c09

[LambsWool]

Ok, so, supposing somebody had managed to download that entire folder - all 100 gb worth - before it was removed and the ban was introduced, what do they do with it now? Not all of it was post-1978; there's some Lamb stuff in there and some stuff from 1973 so I suppose that could still be uploaded. But it seems that there's a bit of a quandary now, as there will be collectors who have what Concord now construe as being legally theirs, who would still want to share this material freely, rather than just hoard it or, even worse, want to charge other collectors for their ill-gotten gains.

Furthermore, some of the stuff is only available as a raw file and would need the talents and skills of collectors who are good at remastering, stem-splitting etc. Skills which are beyond my ken...if I even had the files in the first place. Which, of course, I don't