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utorrent... I guess I'll try that one these days.
Still... After trying Bitcomet (check www.bitcomet.com), I believe it's more interesting for the hardcore "torrenter".

- Support preview video file during downloading
- Smart Disk Cache
- Doesn't require an installation package to work
- and more... Switching, anyone?
 

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I'm assuming you're assigning these attributes to BitComet, correct me if im wrong.

- Support preview video file during downloading
Why does a client need to 'support' it ? just load it in a normal media player.

- Doesn't require an installation package to work
Uhh, BitComet has an installer, as far as i know.

- Smart Disk Cache
Windows has disk caching and so does any BT client ive used before.
 

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ChaosBlade said:
- Support preview video file during downloading
Why does a client need to 'support' it ? just load it in a normal media player.
That method won't work with some clients (Azureus, uTorrent) because the client locks writing/reading to the file. If you want to preview a file, you first have to stop downloading the torrent.
 

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Sorry for hijacking this thread for this but maybe it's better than just making a whole new thread for this specific question. Is there a torrent program that will allow me to upload full speed, let's say from 12 AM to 7 AM and then after that I could set up a speed limit? Since other people in my house need the connection, I can't be hogging it all day so anything like that around?
 

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one little problem with utorrent: if i tweak the maximum connections, it crashes my router. i am forced to leave it at default 200 (i tried 250) whereas with azureus i am able to leave it at unlimited...
 

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utorrent is now in my opinion the best

1.1.7.2 gave me problems with my router when i had too many connections but 1.2 fixed all that. now its faster than before (azureus speeds), i can have even more connections, has more customization and still takes up no more than 14 megs of ram (i set a disk cache of 25 megs). most importantly, it doesnt hog up my internet connection on my router like azureus did : for some reason when im downloading at full speed on my lappy and i use the net on my comp, utorrent's speed decreases as if it knows its not high priority in terms of bandwidth O___O.

overall, utorrent i think has finally become the "mother of bt torrents" even if it doesnt improve any further. at a little over 100kb size (utorrent's "claim to fame"), this little client is amazing and im glad i gave it a chance and swtiched over from the azureus zealot camp.

i give it 10/10 :)

EDIT: i forgot to mention its very customizable and it has a built in easytouse (even i cud use it and i never used one before...) scheduler for setting limited upload/download rates :)
 

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µ for 'micro' in greek lettering, i believe.

Just came home, haven't tested 1.2 (but i did have an internal 1.1.8 beta with DHT to play with ;) .

Im happy to hear all of your got your problems fixed. RIP Azureus ? ;p
 
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