what is bittorrent.were we are using that files.
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The BitTorrent protocol breaks the file(s) down into smaller fragments, typically a quarter of a megabyte (256 KB) in size, though the larger the file, the larger the piece size is by default - a 4.37GB file will often have a piece size of 4mb. Peers download missing fragments from each other and upload those that they already have to peers that request them. The protocol is 'smart' enough to choose the peer with the best network connections for the fragments that it is requesting. To increase the overall efficiency of the swarm (the ad-hoc P2P network temporarily created to distribute a particular file), the bittorrent clients request from their peers the fragments that are most rare; in other words, the fragments that are available on the fewest peers, making most fragments available widely across many machines and avoiding bottlenecks. The file fragments are not usually downloaded in sequential order and need to be reassembled by the receiving machine. It is important to note that clients start uploading fragments to their peers before the entire file is downloaded. Sharing by each peer therefore begins with a .torrent file, a small "pointer" file that contains the the filename and sizefile. However, everyone can eventually get the complete file as long as there is at least one distributed copy of the file, even if there are no seeds.\n\nDownloading with BitTorrent is straightforward. Each person who wants to download the file first downloads the torrent and opens it in the BitTorrent client software. The torrent file tells the client the address of the tracker, which, in turn, maintains a log of which users are downloading the file and its fragments reside. For each available source, the client considers which blocks of the file are available and then requests the rarest block it does not yet have. This makes it more likely that peers will have blocks to exchange. As soon as the client finishes importing a block, it hashes it to make sure that the block matches what the torrent file said it should be. Then it begins looking for someone to upload the block to, without uploading it to anyone. (Although, confusingly, when used in opposition to "seeds" or "seeders" as in "S/L ratio" (meaning "seed/leech ratio"), "leecher" only means someone who has not downloaded the full file yet.).\n\nThough BitTorrent is a good protocol for a broadband user, it is less effective for dial up connections, where disconnections are common. Additionally, bittorrent speeds are noticeably slower on DSL than on cable. On the other hand, many HTTP servers drop connections over several hours, while many torrents exist long enough to complete a multi-day download (often required for large files).\n\nmore info:
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Limewire, Piratebay, Bitlord
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i think your friend is talkin about Bittorrent, google bitorrent,
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You can always try Bittorrent.
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My favorite bittorrent client is azureus. To search for torrent files i use website. See sources below. The Torrent Search Engine Searcher has every conceivable torrent search engine website. Hope this helps.
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BitTorrent, the tool for transfering files that that mininova.org centers around, is completely legal and legit. I lot of schools, companies, regular people, etc. use at as a great way to share large files.\n\nBut, like any file sharing program, it can be used for pirated programs, media, etc. as much as legit stuff.
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the 'incoming searches' are other people searching the gnutella network, not incoming searches looking for files on your computer.\n\nunless the option has been disabled within tools > options > speed > disable ultrapeer capabilities then all people running limewire will be used as 'ultrapeers', a kind of stepping stone for other limewire users - this is why you see these searches passing through your machine.\n\nthe bottom section of this window (uploads) is showing you what files are or have been uploaded from your pc - your actual files which you have shared in tools > options > sharing.
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i guess bitcomet is a bittorrent client. if you're downloading files with any bittorrent client you're also seeder at the same time as long as that (your) client is running.\nyou can close your bitcomet as soon as the download is finished, regardless if it's still uploading.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit_Torrent\n\nAlso check this to know about Terminology\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit_Torrent#Terminology
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BitTorrent.  The software is easy to use and uses few resources, and the movies are usually complete, and of very good quality.
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They can only gain access and download what you say they can (what you downlod) as it automaticly shares with other users as you download it (this is how the software runs). Bit torrent will keep sharing the file until you meet your Download:Upload ratio unless you say stop. The faster you upload the faster you download. As long as your not downloading illegal files you cant really get in trouble.
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A peer-to-peer (or P2P) computer network is a network that relies on the computing power and bandwidth of the participants in the network rather than concentrating it in a relatively low number of servers. P2P networks are typically used for connecting nodes via largely ad hoc connections\n\nis both the name of a peer-to-peer (P2P) file distribution client application and also the name of the file sharing protocol itself.\nBitTorrent greatly reduces the load on seeders, because clients generally download the file from each other. The coloured bars beneath all of the clients represent individual pieces of the file. After the initial pieces transfer from the seed, the pieces are individually transferred from client to client. This demonstrates how the original seeder only needs to send out one copy of the file for all the clients to receive a copy.\n\nhttp://www.utorrent.com/\nhttp://www.Bittorrent.com \nthis program will help you downloading torrent file.\n\ntorrentspy.com\nthepiratebay.org\nmininova.com\n\nhere you can search for files.
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You are downloading .torrent files. When you open those files (just double click one) it will open the BitTorrent client and download.
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Legal Torrents is good.
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torrentreactor and bitcoment is the easiest way IMO
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they are the  temporary files which r created when you use the internet. its safe to delete them.
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well, instead of bit torrent why don't you try Bearshare or the File Sharing Revolution program.  both use bit torrent kind of programs.  File Sharing Revolution could pull up on more servers, so you have a bit more options.  both should be used legally.