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doudou
post Sep 15 2006, 09:36 PM
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What is the most popular and reliable P2P software out there? I’ve been using Bittorrent and eMule for a while and I am not sure if there is anything out there that is worth trying.
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post Sep 16 2006, 02:23 AM
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Everytime I'm asked this question, my answer has been the same for quite a while smile.gif.


The best P2P application I've used so far is Shareaza. It connects to the Gnutella 1 & 2 AND the eDonkey networks, which are basically top-notch as far as P2P networks go, in terms of availability, stability, and richness of sources and downloadable stuff. Not to mention that Shareaza can actually handle torrent links, magnet links, and a couple other protocols.


But still, for torrents, I recommend Azureus. I haven't tried many torrent application, but among the few I used, Azureus has proved to be a shining star in this genre. I personally love it.



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post Sep 16 2006, 03:11 AM
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I use Limewire and Azureus for torrents. The only problem with Limewire is that it's FLOODED deep with porn and viruses. You HAVE to apply filters which aren't enabled by default (hmm...) and I will RARELY download .exe's from LW. LW is a last resort if it isn't available as a torrent.

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doudou
post Sep 16 2006, 03:28 AM
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I’ve downloaded Shareasa a few days ago. It caused my computer to “crash”. Well, not really crash, but that data dumping thing it does in a kinda dos screen and force my computer to close. So I thought on the safe side, I should uninstall it. Have you had any problems?
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post Sep 16 2006, 12:10 PM
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QUOTE(doudou @ Sep 16 2006, 03:28 AM) [snapback]87308[/snapback]

I’ve downloaded Shareasa a few days ago. It caused my computer to “crash”. Well, not really crash, but that data dumping thing it does in a kinda dos screen and force my computer to close. So I thought on the safe side, I should uninstall it. Have you had any problems?

Nope, I've never run into this problem before blink.gif. I actually never saw any command-line screens come up during the installation at any point. Who knows, perhaps it's been opened and closed too fast for me to see, but I believe this can't be since my older computer would've never been able to pull a stunt like that biggrin.gif.


Anyway, sorry you had to face this problem. I personally don't have any trouble with Shareaza, except for the fact that it requires a lot of configuring after installation (e.g. opening ports, optimizing speed, applying my own filters, etc.). Actually, most users wouldn't have to bother with any of that, but advanced users will have some time to optimize this piece of software to their own tastes smile.gif.



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post Sep 17 2006, 02:46 AM
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I didn’t have any problems until I’ve tried to download stuff. Although I didn’t really successfully downloaded anything, because the connection is so slow (not my internet connection, I mean). I guess just not enough people seeding the files. It was then I had problems. Didn’t happen again since I uninstalled it though.
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post Sep 17 2006, 08:54 AM
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I have been using Azureus for torrent downloads for quite awhile. And to me I believe that it is probably the best P2P downloading program with a lot of features and stability. I think it is a little more for the advanced users though. But if you know how to work the program, you should have no problems with it. I used to use bittorrent, but when I switched over to azuerus I was uplifted with how well it downloads the files. I have downloaded many files with this program and it hasnt failed me yet.
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post Sep 17 2006, 11:40 AM
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Iam using Bitcomet whole time to dl torrents. Its one of best torrent clients out there.Also very good P2P is DC++.It works this way: you connect to a server (HUB) with ppl that are there and sharing files and also chatting in main and private windows.Number of those 'HUB's is enough high to find files that you need (around 4000) and some of them have around 10000 ppl !. You will find it on google without any probs.

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post Sep 17 2006, 12:34 PM
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Yeah, the main p2p client for me is is DC++, I use ApexDC++ and connect to my country hubs where I find most of the things I need, Furthermore it is much faster for me than any other clients, for example eMule. It used to be called, not it but still - PeerWebDC++ wink.gif
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post Sep 19 2006, 02:13 AM
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QUOTE(kgd2006 @ Sep 17 2006, 04:54 AM) [snapback]87406[/snapback]

I have been using Azureus for torrent downloads for quite awhile. And to me I believe that it is probably the best P2P downloading program with a lot of features and stability. I think it is a little more for the advanced users though. But if you know how to work the program, you should have no problems with it. I used to use bittorrent, but when I switched over to azuerus I was uplifted with how well it downloads the files. I have downloaded many files with this program and it hasnt failed me yet.

I know! Azureus is the BEST. Before, I've avoided torrents because of the pain that other clients were to configure, use, etc. Azureus made it easy!

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