Here they are: the most popular 'music pirate'
downloading software for torrent file sharing. This list is compiled
from hundreds of user comments and reader suggestions. Currently, the
two most popular tools are uTorrent and Tixati. But definitely look at
all the choices below for yourself.
Tixati
is a slick and fast torrent program authored by the architect of the
WinMiX OpenNap program. Definitely a sophisticated and forward-thinking
client, Tixati is already embracing the shift towards trackerless
torrent swarming: magnet links, PEX, and DHT swarming works very well
in Tixati. The throttling features and wide range of priority
adjustments will make any fussy P2P user quite happy, and you'll find
that download speeds are at least as fast as Vuze and uTorrent. The
bitfield graphs and 'executive dashboard' display is very professional,
and this product easily earns itself a spot amongst the best torrent
clients today. Definitely try Tixati for torrent P2P needs.
http://www.tixati.com/
1. Tixati
http://www.tixati.com/
2. uTorrent
Known
as both "u-torrent" and "micro torrent", this is the most popular
torrent tool today. uTorrent has all the functions a torrent downloader
will ever need, and it only requires 1 MB of hard drive space and
memory. uTorrent has all the downloading and seeding performance of its
competitors, but with minimal impact to the rest of your computer's
speed.
3. BitComet
This
free software is very good, but has lost many users to uTorrent,
Transmission, Vuze, and Tixati. If you are a serious downloader who has
particular tastes in interfaces, definitely give BitComet a try. If
you are a new user, start with uTorrent or Vuze first. Note that many
private torrent sites will ban you for using BitComet, as there is a
pervasive belief that BitComet reports incorrect ratio information, and
also leaks data to DHT.
4. ABC (Another Bittorrent Client)
This
product is quite plain looking. But don't let the appearance fool you:
this product is solid, and offers good functionality. You can easily
configure the display to show stats/seeds/trackers. You can easily pause
and queue any torrent at any time. You can also set timers on your
upload options (very nice for serious P2P users). And the product is
written in the lean Python/wxPython code languages.
5. Vuze (formerly 'Azureus')
You
can call it 'bloatware', or you can call it 'the Lexus of torrent
software': Vuze is a large software product that offers a smorgasbord of
features (most of which you may never use). You can play any media in
Vuze, including HD videos. You can play music, and run most any media in
this product. Apparently, you can also use Vuze to run media on your
iPhone, Xbox, or PSP. Vuze is very popular, and you'll want to give Vuze
a try for a couple days and decide for yourself if this powerful
product fits your style of downloading and viewing media.
6. Deluge Torrent
Linux
and OS X people: rejoice! Here is a software that is very friendly
towards your operating systems, and many About.com readers say good
things about this product. It has a clean metallic-but-soft interface
design, and most any statistic and metric you might ever want to see
about your uploads and downloads. Like most torrent clients, the product
is free, and built/supported by programming enthusiasts who truly
believe in file sharing.
7. Transmission Bittorrent
Mac
users and Linux users: this product is for you. Tranmission is a lean
product that allegedly uses the smallest memory footprint of any torrent
client today. It's open source, clean-looking, and a favorite amongst
Mac users. Give Transmission a try if you are an Apple or Linux user.
8. TurboBT
TurboBT
is a product that is published in multiple human languages, including:
Mandarin, Romanian, German, Portuguese, Russian, and French. TurboBT is
free to download and use, and has been recommended as a solid
Python-based P2P product.
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