Bit Lord

You can download the free version at www.bitlord.com .

its pretty nice...makes it alot easier to find torrents...what do you guys think?

I think it's another BitTorrent client.

its kinda like kazaa for torrents

it's full of spyware lol

thats where all the good AV programs you've accumulated thru the years come into play :D

Bit spirit is the best I have every used.

Bittornado for me. Easy to use and it downloads fairly fast.

Azureus for me

I just changed to Azureus from BitComet, and Azureus kicks ass. It gets way higher speeds than I ever got from BitComet, and if the The Kano On The Phone Wang Appreciation Network gets going, it'll make it even better.

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Originally Posted by cka

it's full of spyware lol

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Truth, and you can tell it is really too, because it's advertised like EVERYWHERE. No other client is ever advertised.

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Originally Posted by Genki

thats where all the good AV programs you've accumulated thru the years come into play :D

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Good luck with that.

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Originally Posted by bandit

Azureus for me

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Same. Before Azureus it was Shadow's Experimental, which was fine but I've never looked back since.

if I ever get around to finishing my .NET bittorrent client it's going to be the best goddamn bittorrent app ever.

It's tentative title is "Bits Ahoy", so you know it's gonna be good. All I'm waiting on now is a half-decent bittorrent library for C#.

Azerus ftw.

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Originally Posted by cka

It's tentative title is "Bits Ahoy", so you know it's gonna be good.

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I'd use it.

Bit lord is trash. I know some torrent sites that ban bit lord users. Heres a copy n paste of some the stuff bit lord does

Links to paid advertising sites
-Your IP will become a "hit" for some poor guy trying to sell something thinking you are actually visiting his website.
-During installing, use, and uninstalling, BitLord creates a dozen "unknown" entries, and does not let go of your system even after uninstalling and removing all "left over" registry entries.
-Deleting these entries causes Bitlord to hijack Azureus associations
-One entry has "Microsoft" in it
-Comes with its very own spy seeder that sends bits of itself out with every torrent piece, and tracks users who get pieces from a Bitlord user, reporting their IPs back to a remote site.

That bad? Shit somebody needs to hack their download site for good.

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Originally Posted by cka

All I'm waiting on now is a half-decent bittorrent library for C#.

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Write one.

After 3 hours of fucking around with my ports, I still couldn't get Azereus to work last night. I tried forwarding port 52525 on both my router and modem but it still comes back as stealth. any ideas?

I don't really know what the ISP situation is like in Australia but http://www.portforward.com/ helped me out a while ago. Have you tried a static IP?

wow i didnt know it was that bad good thing i havent used it yet...looks like i'll try out azerus.

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Originally Posted by foreverand1day

I don't really know what the ISP situation is like in Australia but http://www.portforward.com/ helped me out a while ago. Have you tried a static IP?

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Yeah, i tried a static IP. That site helped me configure my modem and router but the ports still come back as stealth.

the azureus site has some links for help. Just look on the main page or in the help section about NAT errors.