BitTorrent Clients

[mrzoot14]

I was wondering which of the bittorrent clients out there is the best in ppls opinions I'm on a 56k modem.

[ATLien]

Originally posted by mrzoot14
I was wondering which of the bittorrent clients out there is the best in ppls opinions I'm on a 56k modem.
Don't know, but most of the clients download at high speeds. But try these, and see what happens.

http://www.spesb.com/link2u/

[sToNeD_rApToR]

hey dude, me also on dial-up
so i know wot u want
get bt++, it has resume feature so tat u can continue later
n dont let anybody di-hearten u, i m on slow speed but i m d/l 1.5gb movie=675gb os thru bt++, i know it will take me dayz to complete but i m hopin 4 the best





I M A FOOL




aShEs To AsHeS, dUsT tO dUsT

[sToNeD_rApToR]

dows bittorrent experimental client supports resuming---i thnk not-----if it supports---then plz tell me how to resume-support my d/l files in bittorrent experimental client

[thrax]

Holy Shite there are still dial up users?
Dont even know what that feels like anymore, talk about third world digital

[DefCoN]

Rofl:fire

[ATLien]

Originally posted by Dealie
ALL BIT TORRENT CLIENTS SUPPORT RESUMING!!!
Its part of the original code.


Just open the original torrent again and point it to the same place where the incomplete is sitting. It will check the file and continue.

Thank You, tell 'em again!

[ATLien]

Originally posted by Dealie
Think it would help? or maybe i should just scream RTFM at them all... : )


FYI: Nice bit torrent faq. http://www.dessent.net/btfaq/

Answers a couple things i couldnt find anyplace else.. Like whats snubbed, choked, and intrested mean... lol

HA HA HA! Your all right with me!

[DIMA2001]

with 56k it doesnt really matter what client you use. I would advise you to use shareaza - it has not only bittorrent support so that you can get smaller files off g2 and/or ed2k, too.

[Krell]

Originally posted by sToNeD_rApToR
hey dude, me also on dial-up
so i know wot u want
get bt++, it has resume feature so tat u can continue later
n dont let anybody di-hearten u, i m on slow speed but i m d/l 1.5gb movie=675gb os thru bt++, i know it will take me dayz to complete but i m hopin 4 the best
I M A FOOL
aShEs To AsHeS, dUsT tO dUsT

Where exactly are you from, does anyone offer broadband in your area? Who's your ISP?, its possible to multilink two connections together for some improvement.


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[mrzoot14]

whats this about a multilink connection?

[sToNeD_rApToR]

hey, havin :devil low bandwitdth:devil coz nobody in our area providez broadband is not my fault and tis also doesnt maes me less of a file-sharer then u
and i know wot broadband is.....
networking is my field

[Krell]

Yes, but you still didnt answer my question.






whats this about a multilink connection?

It is the ability to bond two modem connections in order to gain more bandwidth, it has to be supported by the ISP.

[Theinfamousone]

I am trying Shareaza right now as a Bittorrent client and frankly it seems a lot slower than the other ones I've tried.

[Carcinogen]

Guys, stop trying to dis-hearten Raptor and Zoot.

[mp3master1215]

do any of these clients have a search engine?

[evilmegaman]

MP3master: no

[Deep Thought]

Originally posted by Krell
Yes, but you still didnt answer my question.






whats this about a multilink connection?

It is the ability to bond two modem connections in order to gain more bandwidth, it has to be supported by the ISP.

Multi-Link is, in layman's terms; The Shotgun Approach.

[Theinfamousone]

I was pondering on this. I could get one of those free internet services through the phone lines and bridge that with my cable modem, so I would get slightly faster upload speeds.

[Evil_Dweller_01]

Originally posted by Theinfamousone
I was pondering on this. I could get one of those free internet services through the phone lines and bridge that with my cable modem, so I would get slightly faster upload speeds.

Eheh...are you willing to do that for a measly 2k?

[Greylin]

Originally posted by mp3master1215
do any of these clients have a search engine?

Yes PTC has the ability to search using RSS feeds; however, I have yet to find a bittorrent site which has implemented RSS.