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BitTorrent client - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A BitTorrent client is a computer program that is used to download and upload files via the BitTorrent protocol. The first client for the BitTorrent protocol was developed by Bram Cohen. The client also intermediates peering between itself, source file servers ("trackers") and other clients, thereby yielding great distribution efficiencies. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/BitTorrent_client   (164 words)

BitTorrent - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia BitTorrent is a variation of earlier Peer-to-Peer or P2P protocols which allowed groups of computers to share files with one another, instead of having to access a central repository. BitTorrent 4.0.4 running under Windows XP The method used by BitTorrent to distribute files parallels the one used by the eDonkey2000 network, but nodes in eDonkey's file sharing network usually share and download a much larger number of files, making the bandwidth available to each transfer much smaller. BitTorrent is also used to distribute updates to the BitTorrent client itself, as well as to other clients such as Azureus and BitComet. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bittorrent   (5271 words)

BitTorrent - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia BitTorrent greatly reduces network load because it encourages peers, or client computers, to download fragments of files from each other, instead of from a central repository. Clients report information to the tracker periodically and in exchange receive information about other clients that they can connect to. Many major open source and free software projects encourage BitTorrent as well as conventional downloads of their products to increase availability and reduce load on their own servers. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/BitTorrent   (5271 words)

BitTorrent.org » For Users   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) BitTorrent gives you the same freedom to publish previously enjoyed by only a select few with special equipment and lots of money. BitTorrent, the result of over two years of intensive development, is a simple and free software product that addresses all of these problems. BitTorrent is not just a concept, but has an easy-to-use implementation capable of swarming downloads across unreliable networks. www.bittorrent.org /introduction.html   (272 words)

bethqin: BitTorrent Client Shootoutby BitTorrent is a protocol for sharing files on the internet that was developed by a coder named Bram Cohen in 2001. The BitTorrent official client, developed and released by the company of the same name, is written in python. There's a test version of the Opera browser with BitTorrent functionality built in, and there is a forthcoming Firefox extension called AllPeers that will allow users to trade files securely among their friends using BitTorrent. bethqin.blogspot.com /2006/02/bittorrent-client-shootoutby.html   (2557 words)

Comparison of BitTorrent software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia It allows you to use trackerless torrents or (with some clients) to resume normal torrents when their tracker is down BitComet and BitLord clients interfere with Super-Seeding by other BitTorrent software as they do not acknowledge pieces sent by the Seeder. Reduces disk usage, file fragmentation (in case it is not preallocated) and latencies due to larger written blocks and cached data for hash checking finished pieces. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Comparison_of_BitTorrent_clients   (327 words)

BitTorrent EXPERIMENTAL download client This is an unsupported, unofficial, and, most importantly, experimental build of the BitTorrent GUI for Windows from CVS with sliders for changing the maximum upload rate and maximum upload slots added, amongst various other patches and gimmicks. added "advanced" screen with output of whom the client is connected to and what their respective state is. This should give you some idea of what´s going on. Courtesy of otaku and #bittorrent (please note that this channel is for development purposes ONLY; no files, no trading. ei.kefro.st /projects/btclient   (751 words)

BitTorrent FAQ and Guide ABC ("Another BitTorrent Client") - This is a relatively new client that includes many of the most recent changes in the experimental versions, as well as other added features such as controling multiple downloads from a single window, queueing, automatic seeding, etc. See also: Sourceforge page. Official client v3.2.2a - This is the newest build of the client for OS X 10.2 (Jaguar.) It incorporates adjustments for upload rate control, as well as preferences for min/max port. BitTorrent is not like other peer-to-peer applications (such as Winmx, Kazaa, Gnutella, etc.) in that it does not have its own "universe." Put another way, BT lives on top of the Web, which means that all of the searching/listing of available files is done on the web. www.dessent.net /btfaq   (13783 words)

BitTorrent Clients Next, BitTornado by TheShad0w; it´s the descendant of TheShad0w´s experimental client, which itself was based on an experimental build of the original BitTorrent. This client features an enhanced GUI, lots of new features under the hood, and is generally one of the most advanced clients out there. Specifically, it is discouraged to use g3torrent, BitSpirit, or any other client that either tries to spoof being another, disables or severely limits uploading by default, or generally behaves irresponsibly. a.scarywater.net /torrent/clients   (483 words)

BitTorrent 4.4.1 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker Notify me when BitTorrent is updated on VersionTracker. All the develepors need to do it seems to make this compete with all other clients as have it re-check for available peers evey minute or two while downloading. After a year or two of using this client, I've discovered that it is just not worth using. www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18286   (291 words)

How to start using BitTorrent to download files - CommonMedia.org BitTorrent is a file-sharing protocol which progressively distributes the bandwidth for transferring files across many users. BitTorrent can speed file downloads making it possible to transfer large audio and video files over the Web in a reasonable amount of time (usually minutes or hours depending on the file size). For many users, the hardest part of getting BitTorrent to work is configuring their network and computer properly to work with the BitTorrent client. blog.commonbits.org /2005/05/how_to_start_us.html   (2527 words)

Download BitTorrent BitTorrent's client software has been professionally translated into over 20 languages. Using Pootle software for coordination, the volunteer BitTorrent translation project has also partially translated our client into an additional 30 languages. When you select a client for your operating system below, you'll be asked to specify a language preference. www.bittorrent.com /download.html   (86 words)

BitTorrent Client List - BeatKing Music Forums The clients listed are not organized by popularity, release date, or relevance (this was done for a reason, namely to avoid conflict or any kind). However, certain clients have a tag on the end of their information that looks like this.... If i want to switch BT clients is it better uninstall the old one or install the new one on top of the old one. www.beatking.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=2651   (2519 words)

EtreeWiki - Bit Torrent BitTorrent is an open protocol for sharing large files and filesets. BitTorrentDownloads are started just by clicking on small.torrent files or hyperlinks which are opened with your choice of BitTorrent client. Recommended: [ABC, Yet Another BitTorrent Client] for Windows and Linux (as of late 2003, the Linux version is less mature but very usable; see the [ABC FAQ] for details). wiki.etree.org /index.php?page=BitTorrent   (1069 words)

Slyck's Guide to BitTorrent - Intro BitTorrent is a P2P system that makes transfering large files (or groups of files) amongst a large group of people easy, fast and efficient. A seed(er) is a client on the BT network that has a complete copy of a particular archive. A leech(er) is a client on the BT network that does not have a complete copy of a particular archive yet. www.slyck.com /bt.php   (708 words)

Tomato Torrent   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) BitTorrent promotes the accessibility of data on the Internet by allowing anyone to share information with a large audience. 1.5 beta 1 is the latest beta release, and it features BitTorrent 4.2.0 and preferences for seeding limits. You also have to deal with the BitTorrent license, which is also inside. www.sarwat.net /bittorrent   (148 words)

Bittorrent Client   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) BitTorrent v4.9.6 Beta Official BitTorrent client for downloading and distributing files. I've also just downloaded a BitTorrent client called BitComet to get some flicks and make good use of my new DVD burner...know what the problem was before. The trackers coordinate the file-sharing of dozens of clients (known as a swarm) who connect using a bit-torrent client, such as Utorrent, and simultaneously upload and download the file from one another. www.ljseek.com /Bittorrent-Client_s4.html   (687 words)

BitTorrent Client Shootout In reality, a REAL shootout is brewing between the clients as their featureset grows more and more diverse. The difference between Bittorrent and other P2P is that someone has to actively create a torrent to share a file and you must actively download the torrent to download the file. I occasionally monitor client stats via Azureus, and majority of the clients I see are using Azureus and BitComet, to be honest it does tip in Azureus' favor at times. digg.com /technology/BitTorrent_Client_Shootout   (2954 words)

Brian's BitTorrent FAQ and Guide: Installing BitTorrent There are a multitude of clients available for the BitTorrent, because unlike some peer to peer applications (such as Kazaa), the BitTorrent implementation is open source. This means that programmers are free to take the source code to the program and modify it, if they feel there is something they'd like to change. Of course, this means that some of the clients are fully-tested and polished while others are rough or lacking features. btfaq.com /serve/cache/6.html   (101 words)

Open Directory - Computers: Software: Internet: Clients: File Sharing: BitTorrent   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) Arctic Torrent - Minimal client for Windows written in C++ focusing on low CPU and memory usage. Torrent - Bittorrent client that includes a small web browser and an own tracker. XBNBT offers many additional features beyond the original BNBT tracker and has been designed with the Linux user in mind in an attempt to make it as easy as it is for Windows. dmoz.org /Computers/Software/Internet/Clients/File_Sharing/BitTorrent   (271 words)

Azureus BitTorrent Client 2.4.0.2 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker Notify me when Azureus BitTorrent Client is updated on VersionTracker. Azureus brings the popular Java-based BitTorrent client to a new level of stability, usability, and speed. Very actively developed, this latest version includes a new split-window MyTorrents view with support for categories and advanced downloading / seeding / queuing rules for powerful and automated torrent management, a customizable user interface, seeding from read-only media, and significant reductions in resource usage. www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22820   (241 words)

BitTorrent 4.4.1 - MacUpdate For a while I thought it must be my computer or wireless connection, but then I realized the other people I knew with BitTorrent were having the same issues. I finally upgraded to 10.4 this week and my older version of BitTorrent would crash after launch. There is something seriously wrong with this client. www.macupdate.com /info.php/id/11869   (356 words)

Clients   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) Clients Investment bank serving institutional clients and individual. We are proud to be valued as a professional usability services company and to partner with the following clients clients. The Clients' Security Board of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts reimburses clients whose attorneys misappropriate client funds clients. www.fengshuitech.com /clients.html   (302 words)

G3 Torrent A feature rich and graphicaly empowered bittorrent client written in python. The client will not reject peers who want to upload but do not have pieces from the file that has the immediate download priority. When restarting or resuming, the client will automatically reconnect to all of those peers you were connected when you either exited the client or paused a torrent. g3torrent.sourceforge.net   (410 words)

BT++   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) BT++ (bee tee plus plus) is an improved client for the BitTorrent peer-to-peer file distribution solution. It is written, like the offical BitTorrent client, in Python and wxPython for maximum cross-platform compatibility. All portions of BT++ which are directly derived from BitTorrent ("core" folder in source distributions) are copyright Bram Cohen. btplusplus.sourceforge.net   (177 words)

µTorrent - The lightweight and efficient BitTorrent client Most of the features present in other BitTorrent clients are present in µTorrent, including bandwidth prioritization, scheduling, RSS auto-downloading and Mainline DHT (compatible with BitComet). Unlike many torrent clients, it does not hog valuable system resources - typically using less than 6MB of memory, allowing you to use the computer as if it weren't there at all. Additionally, the program itself is contained within a single executable less than 160 KB in size. www.utorrent.com   (252 words)

Feature from PC Magazine: Torrents And with good reason: BitTorrent works amazingly well to spread out the burden of creating thousands of copies of a file across the clients, or peers, that are downloading the file. This collection, known as a swarm, consists of all the clients trying to download the file (the peers, who will also upload pieces as they become available) and clients that have complete copies of the file available for upload (the seeds). First, you'll need to search for torrents to feed to your client, on sites like BitTorrent.com (careful there; despite an agreement with the MPAA, there were still plenty of shady-looking search results as we went to print). www.pcmag.com /article2/0,1895,1913683,00.asp   (1404 words)

BitTorrent - Reviews and free downloads at Download.com BitTorrent 4.0.1 has been updated to BitTorrent 4.4. In a moment, you will be re-directed to the latest version of BitTorrent. Please click here for BitTorrent 4.4 if your browser does not automatically re-direct you. www.download.com /BitTorrent/3000-2196_4-10377287.html   (102 words)

BitTorrent Files for Slashdot Effect Victims You need a BitTorrent client in order to download them. These are free of charge publically available files, mirrored on the BitTorrent system. Please also consider donating to Bram, the creator of BitTorrent. f.scarywater.net   (229 words)

ABC [ Yet Another Bittorrent Client ] v2.6.5 - BitTorrent - Downloads - AGRreviews.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) ABC is an improved client for the Bittorrent peer-to-peer file distribution solution. ABC is based on The Shad0w's Bittorrent experimental S-5.8.11 which extended from from Original Bittorrent Core System, coded by Bram Cohen. Using an illegal activation key, serial, crack, patches and keygen or key generator for ABC [ Yet Another Bittorrent Client ] v2.6.5 is against the law, and is not allowed! www.agrreviews.com /modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?lid=209   (339 words)

Webmonkey: multimedia: BitTorrent Client Shootout Disadvantage: Windows only, no OS X or Unix/Linux client, although one is planned according to the developer's There's a test version of the Opera browser with BitTorrent functionality built in, and there is a forthcoming Firefox extension called AllPeers that will allow users to trade files securely among their friends using BitTorrent. www.webmonkey.com /templates/print_template.htmlt?meta=/webmonkey/06/05/index2a_meta.html   (2515 words)

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