:: How to use torrent for download ::
Steps:
Getting Your Torrent On :
Find a torrent client application that will suit your needs. The BitTorrent protocol lets you exchange or distribute data over the
Internet. There's no central server involved data is downloaded from
other users. What you need is a client application that will connect to
the host and manage the download. There are plenty of client
applications available. Some of the most common are:
- Download µTorrent.
- Take a look at how each one works, and download the one that best fits your needs.
- Follow the instructions on downloading and installing your chosen client.
Find a torrent file. The .torrent file is the first
thing you need. This is a small file that points to the main file that
you are wanting to download.
- To find a torrent site, go to Google or Bing and enter "torrent sites" or simply click "utorrentz".
- This will give you huge list of torrent sites to choose from.
Open your chosen file with your torrent program. Your web browser's file download manager will ask you what you want to do when you initiate a download.
If it doesn't open that way, just save the .torrent file to an easy
to locate place. Then open your torrent client and use the "Open
Torrent" feature. Most torrent clients support drag-and-drop to add a
torrent to the list.
The download will start automatically. You may now go
and do something to pass the time. Torrents download in the background,
and while they do not require your attention, they will require a fair
amount of time. Hours, in many cases.
Some websites have "magnet links" which are customized URL's that communicate directly with uTorrent applications.
These links download the .torrent files from the "swarm" - other people
uploading and downloading the file. Magnet links can be easier than
traditional .torrent files, but may take a few seconds longer to start
downloading as the metadata is generated.
Video :
(how to use utorrent)
