pause qt when using the net
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arcos
pause qt when using the net
sorry for my english, (french), is it possible that qt be in pause when google chrome or mozilla start, and stop pause when the navigateur stop ? :geek:
Re: pause qt when using the net
Hmm.. So if I get it you're meaning that qB must download when you are not using firefox/internet and stop (or pause) qB when you are using firefox/internet? Why would you want that though?
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arcos
Re: pause qt when using the net
it is for my wife !! she does not support when the browser is not speed, and don't want to see any torrent ....
Re: pause qt when using the net
A bosskey would help. (Or who is the man in the family? 
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ShakaZ
Re: pause qt when using the net
I'd suggest you an alternative method that should make both of you happy.
QoS : should be available on your router, you can set it up so your connection is never saturated and use it to prioritise traffic, like put bittorrent traffic in lowest priority so other internet packets pass first.
Traffic shaper : same idea, this time on your computer. If your on linux i'd suggest wondershaper as it's very easy to set up and gives quite good results. Ping times going from over 2000ms to less than 50ms on a fully loaded connection. On windows there are some pretty good and easy options available, not too hard to find.
You may want to read about bufferbloat also.
Basically if you make sure your connection is never completely used up, then internet access should not suffer from your p2p traffic.
QoS : should be available on your router, you can set it up so your connection is never saturated and use it to prioritise traffic, like put bittorrent traffic in lowest priority so other internet packets pass first.
Traffic shaper : same idea, this time on your computer. If your on linux i'd suggest wondershaper as it's very easy to set up and gives quite good results. Ping times going from over 2000ms to less than 50ms on a fully loaded connection. On windows there are some pretty good and easy options available, not too hard to find.
You may want to read about bufferbloat also.
Basically if you make sure your connection is never completely used up, then internet access should not suffer from your p2p traffic.