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The Downloading Process
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Last Revised: Monday, 14 January 2008
This tutorial explains the process you need to go through, along with some of the gotcha's do downloading torrents.
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The process
Step 1: Getting Started
To get started you first need to install a torrent client. If you use windows we recommend Utorrent or Azureus. If you are running Linux give Ktorrent a try.
Step 2: Settings
You must ensure the settings of your torrent client are installed properly. The main gotcha here is your firewall, you have to ensure you have an open port.
Step 3: .Torrent File
Next you need to download a .Torrent file which you will open with your Torrent client. Once you have opened this file with your client the download will begin. Most modern clients now automatically open a .torrent file after download.
Step 4: Seeding
Once your download has completed you shared file will start to "Seed". Seeding means that you are sharing your completed file with other bit torrent users.
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Written by: Administrator
Last Revised: Monday, 14 January 2008
Last Revised: Monday, 14 January 2008
This tutorial explains the process you need to go through, along with some of the gotcha's do downloading torrents.
Social Bookmarks
The process
Step 1: Getting Started
To get started you first need to install a torrent client. If you use windows we recommend Utorrent or Azureus. If you are running Linux give Ktorrent a try.
Step 2: Settings
You must ensure the settings of your torrent client are installed properly. The main gotcha here is your firewall, you have to ensure you have an open port.
Step 3: .Torrent File
Next you need to download a .Torrent file which you will open with your Torrent client. Once you have opened this file with your client the download will begin. Most modern clients now automatically open a .torrent file after download.
Step 4: Seeding
Once your download has completed you shared file will start to "Seed". Seeding means that you are sharing your completed file with other bit torrent users.
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