How do you connect to other peers while using a torrent?
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Are you using a tracker site? \n\nYour client will connect to other peers if there are any there. You should forward a port (router settings) for your computer and then tell the client to use that port.\n\nThe client should somewhere tell how many seeders and leachers there are in the swarm of the torrent, if there are none, then it won't work.
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You have to have a program to communicate with peers and trackers. And technically it is not on a remote computer. The file is shared on many computers with new sources changing all the time.\n\nWhen you download a torrent, the first file you download has the actual files infomation, and tracker location.
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Apparently, there is no such a thing the users have so many money to spend so you will never find that thing in P2P. You can use torrents that you don't take the file from someone else so it depends on your connection just look that your downloaded torrent has many seeds otherwise you will not download it fast. ( Client: Azureus Site: http://www.demonoid.com ). Or you can pay, if you want, to a site for free music, movies, programs ech.
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That's not a good question, but this might help.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bittorrent
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use p2p networks as limewire or emule...
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Use Bit Torrent there are torrent files for just about everything.
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Try using another program, try uTorrent
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You installed the program correctly it sounds like. You then most likely got a torrent file from some website such as www.mininova.org . You opened or run the torrent file - which of course was picked up by the torrent client you installed. However - to make sure that there will be room for the file when its done - the torrent client creates a temporary file that appears to have zero length but is also seen as having the full size of the finished file by the OS. This prevents you from over-jamming a hard drive. So then there you sit, with a zero length file until you find peers. The tracker you start with either has peers or it doesnt - you should only download tracker files that the site you get them from notes that it has BOTH peers and seeds. Peers are sharing a partial file, and seeders have the whole file to share. I'd say it sounds like you're either behind a firewall and cant download w/o reconfiguring it - OR - you got a torrent tracker file that simply doesnt have any peers. Either is possible, both are likely. That said - please remember to return the favor - when your finished downloading - and let the client continue to share the file to help other users like yourself out. If everyone shares, everyone gets a chance. \n\nI will however - that said - abstain from commenting on the ethics that surround the sharing of pirated software.
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limewre\nbeta share\nbittorrent networks
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Get a bittorrent client, you can search for one on www.downloads.com then go to a site like www.torrentspy.com or www.mininova.com and search for friends. Download a torrent file then opening it with your bit torrent client. That will download huge files much faster then traditional P2P software lik eDonkey and KaZaA
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Get a torrents client and then dcasn mininova.org
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If you have a router, make sure port numbers are mapped correctly. I use uTorrent and never had any problems.
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I use DC++ for downloads and it's excellent. It works fine and it's easy to use. You can download it from here: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/File-Sharing/DC-plus-plus.shtml\nAnd one more thing: p2p programs are much better and easy to use than torrents!
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Go to Google and enter the search term "torrents" and you will find the information that you are looking for. A good broadband connection is also needed at sizes of 4.75 Gig it will take awhile (Overnight Downloads)
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Step one is to find a BitTorrent client. There are many. I have a Mac so those are the only ones I know. I currently use Transmission, and Azureus is another popular one for mac. If you google "BitTorrent clients" then you should find one. Many torrent clients are very techy so try to find one with a good user interface and not too many options that you need to set up.\n\nStep two is to find a torrent file to download. A torrent file is a very small file that has the data for where your compouter needs to go to get the music/movie/other file you want. A good directory for torrent files is www.isohunt.com. You will download the torrent file from that site, and then open it in whatever torrent client you have.
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http://www.jimmyr.com/Best_Peer_to_Peer_Networks.php\n\nscrew limewire
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http://www.jimmyr.com/Best_Peer_to_Peer_Networks.php\n\n\nbit torrent