i clicked on the link,and it downloaded a thing of 30 kb named matt hall and ryo blablabla.avi ... i don't have idea to what to do now!
cliffs' notes: download this, open the torrent in that program, wait till its done, watch the videoyou're going to need a torrent client. it's a P2P program, but it works in a bit different way than things like Emule, Kazaa, or Limewire. don't worry about your mother swearing at you or the FBI knocking on your door, this is perfectly legal.first, you need a bittorrent client. my favorite is ABC because it's easy and has a good interface.if this is the only torrent you're going to use (OR you do not have a router or firewall) just open the torrent file in ABC and wait for it to finish.if you are planning to keep using torrents (and yes, there are plenty of legal uses, for example AnimeSuki to download unlicensed anime) and/or you want faster speeds on your torrent, keep reading.go into ABC, go to File-->Preferences. under the Network option, change the port to anything NOT BETWEEN 6881-6999. for example, mine is 49000 (the reason for this is that some ISPs blacklist the default range of 6881-6999).then, go into your router settings or firewall settings. for your router, look in your manual. usually you go to your internet browser and type in 192.168.0.1 or something (check your router). then, find where it asks you to forward ports. put the port (or port range, for other programs) that you picked before, and put it in, set it to your address on the router (in XP, it's under control panel-->network connections--->and then double click on your network device). my local IP is 192.168.1.101, just as the example. then choose TCP (not UDP), and apply the settings.yeah, all those words probably just spun your brain around huh? i can make a pictorial tutorial if anyone is really interested and just couldn't understand my directions...cliffs' notes: download this, open the torrent in that program, wait till its done, watch the video.
the real torrent that involves no hassle is: http://www.mininova.org/tor/192497
My BT Status(whatever that is) is stuck on "connecting to peers".
It seems to work for monregi though
From a point of view of little or no file sharing knowledge, wouldn't this be easier over a file sharing programme like limewire? Or is there some painfully obvious reason why this is not possible?
anyway, the moral of the story is go with utorrent.
How is everyone downloading so fast?! At the moment i'm struggling to get 10kbs. Any tips?
both of you, try utorrent or bitcomet.
110kb/scan wait till it finishes
I think it could be the router, but I don´t understand it so I will have to get my dad to help me with that:(
Torrent does not exist...