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MUFC · 17-04-2004, 07:34 PM

1) Download this BitTorrent program from here http://pingpong-abc.sourceforge.net/

2) Open and install BitTorrent.

3) Save the torrent file like for example the 1st half of Arsenal - Man U. It's a very small file.

4) Open the file when finished downloading, it will ask you where to save the video. Choose the destination and click ok.

5) Downloading should start.

You may get errors like problem connecting to tracker, but just be patient and downloading should start.

**russe||** · 18-04-2004, 04:24 PM

for the best list of quality torrent sites on the net go here http://www.link2u.tk/

personally i recommend www.suprnova.org, http://www.torrentz.com/, http://www.potuk.com

**andy villa** · 10-05-2004, 02:54 AM

i dont know wether its cos im drunk, but this doesnt work..... iv downloaded and installed the bit torrent client, and iv gone to one of the recommended site but when i click on summat to download, it attempts to download summat but nothin comes up in my bit torrent client...... wot am i doin wrong?

**russe||** · 13-05-2004, 03:21 PM

from the site you download a little file (about 20kb) using internet explorer once downloaded open this file (now bittorrent will open) and the proper download will start.

Clotty · 24-06-2004, 04:45 AM

Excuse my stupidity but

A)What is BitTorent and what is a torrent file?

B)Can you change any clip files to torrent files?

and

C)Do you need the file to be a torrent file for the file to work on BitTorent?

Thanks in advance!

skellysomerville · 27-08-2004, 08:13 PM

It is the best way I have found to download files.

If you are after music bootlegs you get them with out to much effort

hanuma · 21-04-2006, 01:22 PM

Guys...just discovered the joyous wonders of torrents....found the exact file I want on Torrentz and am now worried about the consequences of downloading it...

...basically is downloading torrents actually legal?

The file I want is an old anime movie....

**russe||** · 21-04-2006, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by hanuma

Guys...just discovered the joyous wonders of torrents....found the exact file I want on Torrentz and am now worried about the consequences of downloading it...

...basically is downloading torrents actually legal?

The file I want is an old anime movie....

It depends what you download. Yes if you download stuff you shouldn't there is a chance you'll be caught but, that happening is unlikely. Think of the number of people downloading stuff in the UK alone, how many cases have you heard of where people are prosecuted?

**azzurri** · 22-04-2006, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by hanuma

Guys...just discovered the joyous wonders of torrents....found the exact file I want on Torrentz and am now worried about the consequences of downloading it...

...basically is downloading torrents actually legal?

The file I want is an old anime movie....

its illegal to upload not download, but with torrents, u r forced to do both. in terms of safety, download peerguardian. been using it myself for a while. its an ip blocker. anti-p2p comapnies like mediasentry and organizations like the RIAA and MPAA are blocked, along with many others. i currently am blocking 2.5+ billion ip addresses lol.

hanuma · 24-04-2006, 04:09 PM

Thanks Azzuri will look into it.

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Originally Posted by russe||

It depends what you download. Yes if you download stuff you shouldn't there is a chance you'll be caught but, that happening is unlikely. Think of the number of people downloading stuff in the UK alone, how many cases have you heard of where people are prosecuted?

How do you know what is good or bad (the 2 year old me asks

)?

**russe||** · 24-04-2006, 05:14 PM

We are talking stuff that is copyrighted or not. Generally anything you'll want to download you shouldn't.

hanuma · 24-04-2006, 07:01 PM

OK, so there is a risk involved with the whole premise generally...

**russe||** · 24-04-2006, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by hanuma

OK, so there is a risk involved with the whole premise generally...

yep ...

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Originally Posted by russe||

there is a chance you'll be caught but, that happening is unlikely. Think of the number of people downloading stuff in the UK alone, how many cases have you heard of where people are prosecuted?