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quad.mom.2005 August 18th, 2007 07:19 PM

How do you use the new feature on Limewire?(Torrents)
 
I'm not exactly sure what it isor how you use it. I think it is called a bittorent. Can someone help me out?:confused:

wondering why August 19th, 2007 12:48 AM

Firstly you need to find a reliable Torrent site...

Have LW sitting in the system tray... Find the torrent you want, read the feedback, it will let you know if the torrent is any good or not.. click on download, you will get the run or save window appear, select run, then it will automatically appear in the download window of LW...

Now they don't always connect, sometimes you will get the locating sources and that can take awhile, but when it does find sources it will start to download....

Once downloaded it will be in your shared folder, to find this folder click on one of your files in your LW library and click on explore...

The torrent will be sitting inside a folder, right click on the folder and select open...

Now comes the tricky part, in that folder it may contain from 1 to 105 files..
If you have selected a torrent with between 1 to 5 files inside it's easy to identify which one your download is,as the size of it will let you know, then just copy and paste that 1 file into your shared folder...

That way you can use it on your computer or you can burn it to disc if you choose to...

The torrents that contain a high number of .rar files, need to be extracted using WinZip, WinRar or something similar...
All you do is...Open WinZip and click on your torrent file and use the Wizard to extract all the files into 1 or 2, ie.cd1 and cd2...All you do then is the same as the steps above when you have 1 to 5 files...

Another good thing to do with torrents is once you have finished downloading it, leave it seed for at least a few hours, so you are sharing back to the torrent community...;)

This will explain what a torrent is...
What is a torrent?

6the6demon6 October 9th, 2007 01:10 AM

thx . it was prety eazy


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