Author Topic: Torrents Kive kam krde aa.. (Read 1370 times)

Nek Singh · « **on:** February 15, 2012, 01:58:36 AM »

tusi sareya ne torrents use kita huna to download stuff from internet ..
movies , music , videos vegreh layi..
aayo dekhde aa ke kive kam krda aa torrent..

actually, downloading is of two types

1. client server
2. peer to peer

1. client server is when you download some stuff from a server hosting it as shown below

so as it is clear from the fig.. this approach is not the optimized one.

2. peer to peer .. in this instead of using the browser .. we use one specific software like LimeWire to locate
the computers which are having the required file and are also running this software. the following fig explains the same

Now torrent or we can say bit torrent is a type of peer to peer downloading type where it uses one server to keep

track of various stats like number of seeds, peers , percentage completion of the file.

you first download the .torrent file from internet.

then you must have one torrent client (like UTorrent )installed on ur machine

then the you open the .torrent file in this client and this software will connect to the tracker server to find
out the seeds (the computers which are having a portion of the file.)

then your computer start receiving the multiple parts of the file from various computers.

and simultaneously it starts treating you also as a source for this file and whatever portion you have
downloaded will be available for download

it makes better use of your internet bandwidth.

common terms related to bittorrents are as follow

Leeches - People who download files but do not share files on their own computer with others

Seed or seeder - A computer with a complete copy of a BitTorrent file (At least one seed computer is necessary
for a BitTorrent download to operate.)

Swarm - A group of computers simultaneously sending (uploading) or receiving (downloading) the same file

.torrent - A pointer file that directs your computer to the file you want to download

Tracker - A server that manages the BitTorrent file-transfer process

Now let us look at the legal things related to torrents

BitTorrent can be used to download copyrighted material. Because BitTorrent handles large files remarkably well,
it is especially popular for downloading video files. The Motion Picture Association of America has filed countless
lawsuits, causing at least many high-traffic .torrent download sites to shut down.

BitTorrent itself is perfectly legal to use. When you select a file to download, however, it is your responsibility to
make sure the file not copyrighted. BitTorrent downloads are not anonymous information about your computer's
IP address and the files you download can be traced back to you.

So be careful while selecting a file to download.

Author Topic: Torrents Kive kam krde aa.. (Read 1370 times)

Nek Singh

Torrents Kive kam krde aa..

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