http://wiki.bitcomet.com/ 2012-05-16T22:33:29+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/ http://wiki.bitcomet.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2011-09-29T14:47:48+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/add_port_mapping_in_nat_router?rev=1317307668&do=diff To get the best speeds, BitComet needs a open listening port, just as most other P2P applications do. But if you are behind a router or use Windows Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) or you are behind a firewall, you might need to make some adjustments before you get rid of the infamous yellow light and BitComet works as intended. Namely, you'll probably have to configure your router and/or firewall(s) in order to open the listening port of BitComet. In this topic we will discuss the configuratio… text/html 2010-05-05T04:24:36+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/align_file_to_piece_boundary?rev=1273033476&do=diff Align File to Piece Boundary Why do we need to Align File to Piece Boundary? A .torrent file is a file that contains basic information in a well defined format, about a file or set of files. BitTorrent clients exchange these files according to this information. The clients do not transfer files by files but by pieces which have the same size. At the creation time of a torrent, all the files in the torrent are virtually concatenated and then the resulting data chunk is split into evenly sized … text/html 2010-05-05T04:26:14+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bencoded?rev=1273033574&do=diff Bencoded bencode: string: <string length>:<string data> integer： i<integer>e list: l<bencoded type>e dictionary: d<bencoded string><bencoded element>e example: string: 5:hello integer： i680e list: l5:hello5:worlde dictionary: d4:name8:BitComet3:ver4:1.11e text/html 2010-04-30T06:10:00+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet?rev=1272607800&do=diff About BitComet BitComet is a P2P file-sharing freeware fully compatible with BitTorrent protocol, which is one of the most popular P2P protocols designed for high-speed distribution of variously sized files ranging form a few MB to several GB. BitComet is a powerful, clean, fast, and easy-to-use BitTorrent client. text/html 2012-03-07T12:23:06+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_client_issues_and_possible_solutions?rev=1331122986&do=diff BitComet Client Issues and Possible Solutions What's this red cross that appears next to my torrent? A red cross appears next to my torrent currently being downloaded in BitComet. What is it? (Icons next to my task) This red cross basically means that BitComet cannot continue downloading this torrent into your download directory because any of the following reasons: text/html 2010-05-10T02:20:07+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_command_line?rev=1273458007&do=diff Command-line Usage * BitComet --make <SOURCE> [--output=OUTPUT] [--silent] [--tray] * Make torrent * -m, --make: Make torrent * SOURCE: Source directory or source file of which to make the torrent (absolute path supported). * -o, --output: (optional) target location. Leaving this blank means using the same path as the source directory or file, for saving the generated torrent. * OUTPUT: path for the generated .torrent file (only absolute path supported). * -s, --silent: (opt… text/html 2011-03-18T06:19:29+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_detailed_info_pane?rev=1300429169&do=diff Click here if you are using an BitComet v.1.14 or older versions. Detailed Info Tabs can be moved by drag-and-drop to change their order; and its right-click menu enables users to hide/show following tabs: * Start Page: General information tab. * Summary: Note that BT Task Summary and HTTP/FTP Task Summary show different information. * Content: General information tab (removed in v.1.17). * Snapshots: General information tab. * Comments: General information tab. * Files: BT task … text/html 2010-05-10T02:20:53+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_detailed_info_pane_old_version?rev=1273458053&do=diff HTTP/FTP Detailed Info Pane Summary * Save Location: Directory of the downloaded files. * File Size: Size of the downloaded file. * Progress: the amount of data downloaded vs the size of the whole file. MB left: Amount of data left to download. text/html 2011-07-12T06:25:11+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_favorites_bar?rev=1310451911&do=diff BitComet Favorites Bar The Favorites bar is located on the left of BitComet's User Interface. And just like for BitComet Toolbar, the visibility of the Favorites bar can be set in Main Menu -> View -> Favorites or just by clicking on the “Favorites” button in the BitComet Toolbar. text/html 2010-09-16T13:03:19+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_feature_list?rev=1284642199&do=diff BitComet Feature List BitComet is a BitTorrent/HTTP/FTP download client! BitComet is a BitTorrent/HTTP/FTP download management software, which is powerful, fast, very easy-to-use, and completely FREE. It contains many advanced features that can accelerate your downloading up to 5 - 10 times faster, or even more. text/html 2010-05-07T08:33:46+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_floating_window?rev=1273221226&do=diff BitComet Floating Window * To show/hide BitComet floating window, please go to Main Menu->Floating Window. * To add a BT Task: Drag a torrent with the mouse to the floating window and the”Task Properties” dialog box will pop-up. * To make a Torrent: Drag the subject file or folder to the floating window and the “Torrent Maker” dialog box will pop-up. * To change the size of the floating window: hover mouse over the edge of the floating window to enlarge or reduce the size of it. Big… text/html 2010-12-30T09:58:48+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_http_ftp_task_properties?rev=1293703128&do=diff BitComet HTTP/FTP Task Properties Like BT task properties, if you want to check a HTTP/FTP task, you need to select a HTTP/FTP task in the task list and right-click to open the property dialog by clicking “Properties” in the drop-down menu. text/html 2011-05-25T15:51:44+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_keyboard_shortcuts?rev=1306338704&do=diff BitComet Keyboard Shortcuts Drag-and-Drop * Selecting several torrent files and dragging them to the main window of BitComet, will add several tasks at once. * Dragging a file/directory to the floating window of BitComet will bring up the torrent maker dialog. * Dragging a file/directory to the main window of BitComet will bring up the torrent maker dialog. text/html 2011-07-12T06:11:47+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_main_menus?rev=1310451107&do=diff BitComet Main Menus File ‎‎ * Open Torrent (Ctrl+O): prompts you for the location, on a local or remote system, of the .torrent file that you are trying to open. Read more about BitTorrent downloads. * Make Torrent (Ctrl+M): Allows you to create a .torrent file, so that you can share your file(s) with other people. Read more about Making Torrents. * Open BC Link : Lets you open a .torrent file directly from a BC Link or from an HTTP URL without having saved it previously, to your har… text/html 2011-07-12T06:05:03+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_main_window?rev=1310450703&do=diff BitComet Main Window Latest version: (v1.28) Older version: (v1.11) Title of Main Window: Displays information about BitComet version, overall download and upload rate. When the main window is minimized to taskbar or system tray, there will be a pop-up balloon giving you the above information when you hover the mouse on the BitComet icon. text/html 2011-03-16T11:41:43+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_options?rev=1300275703&do=diff Connection General Settings * Global Max Download Rate: The range is 1kB/s - Unlimited, by default. * Global Max Upload Rate: The range is 10kB/s - Unlimited, by default. * Alternate Max Upload Rate when Not Downloading: This is not ticked by default and the minimum rate is 10KB/s. text/html 2010-09-08T03:32:38+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_status_bar?rev=1283916758&do=diff BitComet Status Bar Go to Main Menu->“View”->“Status Bar” to show/hide the Status Bar. * Operation track: * Show operation tracks at main menu； * Show number of selected/displayed/total tasks. * CometID: This will remind you to sign in if you have not done so; If you have, your username will be shown in the CometID pane. Read more * Right-click: Sign in/ Sign out of CometID. * You are not required to sign in to CometID in order to use BitComet. You may ignore it entirel… text/html 2011-07-12T06:31:31+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_task_list?rev=1310452291&do=diff BitComet Task List The Task List is the main part of BitComet's interface. It is where your torrent jobs are displayed, along with plenty of information for each of them. There are many columns in this list, some of which are shown by default and some are invisible. You can right-click on any column header to set the visibility of each column. text/html 2010-05-07T03:02:30+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_toolbar?rev=1273201350&do=diff BitComet Toolbar Toolbar Options * New: does the same as “File”-> “HTTP/FTP download”. It will open an add download dialog. Read more * Open: does the same as “File”->“Open torrent”: prompts you for the location, on the local system, of the .torrent file that you are trying to open. Read more * Make: does the same as “File”->“Make torrent”: allows you to make a .torrent file for the data you want to share with other people. 【Hidden by default】 Read more. * Favorite: Click to locate… text/html 2010-12-30T10:01:08+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bitcomet_torrent_task_properties?rev=1293703268&do=diff BitComet Torrent Task Properties General Save Location * Save Path: If you want to change the save location for files of the task you are checking, you can enter manually in the textbox or by clicking and navigating to your desired folder. * : Click this button and the current directory will be set as default directory. Starting with v.1.18 this button also enables applying tags to the task. * Filename/Subfolder: By default this will contain the file name or folder name suggested i… text/html 2010-06-13T17:28:34+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/bittorrent?rev=1276450114&do=diff BitTorrent BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer file-sharing protocol designed by Bram Cohen, and a family of of BitTorrent compatible clients (software) support this p2p protocol. BitComet is a C++ BitTorrent client running on Windows, compatible with BitTorrent along with many enhancements. text/html 2011-04-21T22:55:28+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/cometid?rev=1303426528&do=diff What is CometID? CometID is a user account system which integrates account management with its relevant websites. With CometID, you will have access to more LT-Seeding resources than ordinary BitComet users, therefore, obtaining possibly faster downloads. Also, you will not need to register again, at any of the supported websites. text/html 2010-08-16T10:22:06+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/cometid_pane?rev=1281954126&do=diff CometID Pane The CometID pane locates the left bottom corner of BitComet user interface. And actually it's a part of “Favorite”, but as this is different from all the above entries, we talk about it here. So, if you want to set this section invisible in BitComet's interface, do the same as for “Favorite”; click the Favorite button in BitComet Toolbar or go to Main Menu->“View”->“Favorite” and un-tick it. text/html 2010-05-10T02:11:07+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/configuration_and_user_settings?rev=1273457467&do=diff Configuration and User Settings Up-to-Date BitComet Speed Guide Please the BitComet Speed Guide in our official forum. BitDave's BitComet Settings Guide Please read BitDave's BitComet Settings Guide in our official forum. I use a router. How can I speed up BitComet? Please read the Portforwarding guide in this wiki. text/html 2010-04-16T06:34:21+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/connection_status?rev=1271399661&do=diff Connection Status Capital case means you sending a status message to the peer. Lower case means peer sending a status message to you. C or c means CHOKED ... the sender of CHOKED is temporarily not open for requests. The opposite status is UNCHOKED. I or i means INTERESTED ... the sender of INTERESTED has noticed that its peer has a piece that it currently needs. The opposite status is UNINTERESTED. text/html 2010-05-07T08:36:03+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/create_firewall_rules?rev=1273221363&do=diff Create Firewall Rules If you have a light in the status bar and you don't have a router connecting you to the Internet, that usually means that your inbound connections are being blocked by one or several software firewalls. You'll need to configure every firewall standing between you and Internet, in order to allow incoming connections for BitComet, on the listening port. text/html 2010-05-07T04:22:48+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/download_and_install_bitcomet?rev=1273206168&do=diff Download and Install BitComet Download BitComet BitComet can be downloaded from the official website by: 1) left-click the download icon on the web page to download the latest version. Or 2)Download previous versions from the BitComet Archive. Right-click on the version and package type you wish to download, and select “Save target as...”. text/html 2011-02-08T10:55:46+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/files_used_by_bitcomet?rev=1297162546&do=diff Files used by BitComet APP_DATA Folder This folder serves as a common repository for application-specific data for current user in Windows operating system. A typical path used by BitComet is C:\Documents and Settings\%userprofile%\Application Data\BitComet (Windows XP) or C:\Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\BitComet (Windows Vista or later). (This folder is being used starting with v1.18) text/html 2012-03-07T12:27:33+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/frequently_asked_questions?rev=1331123253&do=diff Frequently Asked Questions Understanding BitComet * What is BitComet? * Which platforms does BitComet support? * Which port does BitComet use? * I am new to BitComet and to BitTorrent generally. How do I use BitTorrent? * Peers, seeds, torrent, tracker, DHT, Peer Exchange (PEX), Magnet Links; what are all these things? text/html 2010-05-07T08:36:37+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/help_translations_of_bitcomet?rev=1273221397&do=diff Help Translations of BitComet Supported Languages: 52 Languages BitComet does not provide related .mo file for those languages marked with stars, either because their translations are far from complete, or they are reduplicated with other languages. text/html 2010-09-08T03:52:01+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/http_ftp_batch_download?rev=1283917921&do=diff HTTP/FTP Batch Download Go to “File”->“HTTP/FTP Batch Download”; you will open a Batch Download dialog. This option is convenient for you to download several files at the same time. There are several ways to open Batch Download dialog and begin HTTP/FTP tasks batch download. text/html 2011-01-13T15:40:27+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/inside_bitcomet?rev=1294933227&do=diff Inside BitComet PeerID Format * PeerID Format - as applied in v0.59 or later The format of peer_id in v0.59 or later follows the Azureus-style which is stated here. It uses the following encoding: '-', two characters for client id, four ASCII digits for version number, '-', followed by random numbers. For example, the peer id of BitComet v0.59 will be '-BC0059-'... text/html 2010-05-05T06:35:06+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/install_package_and_uac?rev=1273041306&do=diff Install Package and UAC For BitComet v1.20 and later The following table shows installation results with the different combinations of User Account Control settings and account privileges. For BitComet v1.17-v1.19 The following table shows installation results with the different combinations of User Account Control settings and account privileges. The Launch Mode indicates whether extra steps are required with that type of installation. text/html 2010-04-16T06:36:40+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/intelligent_disk_cache?rev=1271399800&do=diff Intelligent Disk Cache The function of Intelligent Disk Cache is one important reason why people choose BitComet. It is designed for fast downloaders. When upload or download rate exceeds 500kB/s, a carefully designed disk cache mechanism in BitComet will greatly improve the hard-disk performance by decreasing the read and write frequency of your hard disk. Thus the life time of hard disk will be longer. text/html 2010-04-26T02:57:58+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/intelligent_file_rename?rev=1272250678&do=diff Intelligent File Rename The latest BitComet has an innovative function to rename file intelligently. ---------- Main Index text/html 2010-05-10T02:12:53+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/known_client_issues_and_incompatibilities?rev=1273457573&do=diff Known Client Issues and Incompatibilities Norton Antivirus constantly asks me to permit / decline things for BitComet. How do I stop this? Solution * Open your Norton Antivirus * Click Internet Worm Protection on your left tab. * Next, click Program Control on your right tab. * Locate/browse for BitComet, and delete * Click the add button on the bottom * Browse for BitComet's .exe file (By default C:/Program Files/BitComet/ ) * In the next box, click menu (Drop down) -->… text/html 2011-01-28T09:42:34+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/long-term_seeding?rev=1296207754&do=diff Long-Term Seeding Description Long-Term Seeding is a unique feature of BitComet which helps users to get data from peers who have 100% of the torrent contents. For some out-dated torrents, it's a common occurrence that there are no seeds and in that case, if the number of aggregate copies inside the swarm (of the pieces for that torrent) is lower than 1, then the task cannot be finished. It's Long-Term Seeding that may save you from waiting forever for some seeds to join the swarm, by asking f… text/html 2010-06-04T17:39:49+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/making_torrents_with_bitcomet?rev=1275673189&do=diff In order to share a single file or a file-set on the BitTorrent Network, the person who wants to share the content (and who will be the initial uploader/seeder) has to create first a small file called a ”.torrent” file (e.g. MySharedContent.torrent). This file contains metadata about the shared files and the eventual trackers for the torrent (such as hash value, file size and name, piece size and hash, tracker IP etc.). text/html 2011-07-22T12:10:55+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/peers_seeds_torrent_tracker_dht_peer_exchange_pex_magnet_links?rev=1311336655&do=diff What are peers, seeds, torrent, tracker, DHT, Peer Exchange (PEX), and Magnet Links? Peers An instance of a BitTorrent client running on a computer on the Internet, which transfers data to and from other clients, is called a peer. Speaking in the strict meaning of the word, a peer does not have the complete file; only parts of it. However, in a more general sense, the word “peer” is often used to refer any BitTorrent client connected in a swarm (see below). In which case, it's synonymous with… text/html 2011-01-07T02:29:15+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/preview_while_downloading?rev=1294367355&do=diff The preview of .mp3, .avi, .rmvb, .wmv, etc. media files, is available during the downloading process. (However, since version 1.23, the preview program can open any files from task list regardless of the file type granted certain conditions are fulfilled. Read further details on that, here.) text/html 2010-08-19T09:32:23+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/privacy_policy?rev=1282210343&do=diff BitComet Software Privacy Policy We have established and implemented this BitComet Software Privacy Policy to inform you, the users of the Software, how we use and protect the personal information when you use the BitComet Software. Information we collect: text/html 2011-04-21T23:19:49+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/private_torrents?rev=1303427989&do=diff Private Torrents What are private torrents? Private Torrents are issued by Private Trackers which require registration and often an invitation from existing members (in good standing). Most private trackers operate a forced ratio tracking system where a user is required to have a minimum amount of upload and are often required to seed their torrents for a minimum time limit to maintain their membership. text/html 2011-04-27T17:03:01+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/protocol_encryption?rev=1303923781&do=diff Protocol Encryption Some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) block or throttle BitTorrent connections because of the high bandwidth occupation it generates on their network, due to the sheer number of people using BitTorrent and to the high amounts of data transfered. Protocol Encryption combats this attack vector by hiding the fact that connections are BitTorrent connections. Some ISPs cannot distinguish an encrypted connection from any other random data connection, so they are unable to label … text/html 2011-01-25T10:10:34+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/start?rev=1295950234&do=diff BitComet Tutorial * Download and Install BitComet * Using BitComet to Download Torrents * Using BitComet to Download Files (HTTP/FTP protocols) * Using BitComet to Download Online Video * Uninstall BitComet BitComet User Interface * BitComet Main Window * BitComet Main Menus * BitComet Toolbar * BitComet Favorites bar * CometID Pane * BitComet Task List * BitComet Detailed Info Pane * BitComet Status Bar * BitComet Floating Window text/html 2010-05-05T06:38:56+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/tcp_ip_patch?rev=1273041536&do=diff TCP/IP patch Windows versions beginning with XP SP2 limits opening TCP connection attempts to 10 at any given moment. If there are more concurrent TCP connection attempts, Windows generates a warning: EventID 4226: TCP/IP has reached the security limit imposed on the number of concurrent TCP connect attempts. Since XP SP2 there are only 10 concurrent TCP connection attempts possible. This does not limit the total number of connection attempts, just the amount that can be opened concurrently,… text/html 2011-01-29T08:39:01+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/torrent_exchange?rev=1296290341&do=diff Torrent Exchange This page is addressing the new, updated version of torrent sharing UI as of version 1.17; if you are using v.1.16 or an older version, please refer to Torrent Share and Torrent Archive. Note for previous users of BitComet: Torrent Exchange is the approximate equivalent in functionality and user interface of the former Torrent Share which it now totally replaces. It just has had Torrent Archive moved out of it and renamed to Torrent History, which is now placed directl… text/html 2011-01-29T08:32:20+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/torrent_history?rev=1296289940&do=diff About Torrent History This page is addressing the new, updated torrent sharing user interface, introduced as of version 1.17; if you are using v.1.16 or an older version, please refer to Torrent Share and Torrent Archive. Note for previous users of BitComet: Torrent History is the equivalent in functionality and user interface of the former Torrent Archive which it now totally replaces. It just has been moved out of the Torrent Exchange (the old Torrent Share)category and placed directly… text/html 2010-10-28T20:07:48+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/torrent_related?rev=1288296468&do=diff Torrent Related I've just finished my torrent download. What are the files in the download? (e.g. so many numbered files, .iso, etc) Refer to this post in our forum to follow the step-by-step guide. ---------- What is “rubbish data” and why am I downloading so much of it? Rubbish data or garbage data, is a term used to describe, in the BitTorrent scene, downloaded pieces which failed to pass the hash-check and consequently are discarded. They are regarded as garbage since they are of no … text/html 2010-09-03T05:34:38+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/torrent_share_and_torrent_archive?rev=1283492078&do=diff What is "Torrent Share"? A .torrent file is required for any BitTorrent client to download the files associated with that specific torrent. While these files are normally obtained from torrent index sites, BitComet users have the option to enable “Torrent Share”, which allows them to obtain torrent files directly from other BitComet users. This function is common in other P2P file sharing softwares; for example you can view other client's “Shared files” in eMule. text/html 2011-08-23T06:43:00+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/understanding_bitcomet?rev=1314081780&do=diff Understanding BitComet What is BitComet? BitComet is a powerful, clean, fast, and easy-to-use BitTorrent client running on Windows. You can download torrents, as well as HTTP/FTP and eDonkey/eMule files, using BitComet. Read more about BitComet. text/html 2010-05-07T02:38:13+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/uninstall_bitcomet?rev=1273199893&do=diff Uninstall BitComet 1. Uninstalling BitComet Setup package Please follow the following instructions to remove BitComet from your computer: * Go to Start menu, choose BitComet from All programs, and click “Uninstall”. * Follow the uninstallation window (below) to uninstall CometMarks. text/html 2010-04-30T09:56:55+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/using_bitcomet_to_download_files_http_ftp_protocols?rev=1272621415&do=diff Using BitComet to Download Files (HTTP/FTP protocols) Download HTTP/FTP from a webpage * Right-click the download button, and choose “Download with Bitcomet”. * In the pop-up HTTP/FTP dialog, click “Download Now”. ---------- Drag URL to BitComet floating window * Select the URL in the address bar and drag-and-drop it to the floating window. Pop-up “Add Download” dialog will appear, click “Download now” to start downloading. text/html 2011-05-22T14:28:13+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/using_bitcomet_to_download_online_video?rev=1306074493&do=diff Using BitComet to Download Online Video Besides BitTorrent downloading tasks and HTTP/FTP tasks, BitComet also can be used to download online video (video streams). * The browser. At present time, BitComet can only support Internet Explorer and web browsers with Firefox Gecko engine. If you are using Firefox, please make sure you select “Integrate with Firefox” when installing BitComet on your computer. If you are not using Firefox, we recommend that you try to install CometBird browser. It… text/html 2010-09-18T01:32:17+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/using_bitcomet_to_download_torrents?rev=1284773537&do=diff Before you start Transferring a file via the BitTorrent protocol is unlike other file transfer methods you may have used. Most HTTP or FTP file transfers, stream data in one direction -- from a file server to you. BitTorrent is different because it moves data in both directions all of the time. text/html 2010-05-07T08:51:11+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/using_dht_tracker?rev=1273222271&do=diff Using DHT tracker What is DHT Network? DHT (Distributed Hash Table) is a method of distributed storage for <key,value> pairs. There is no central server in the DHT Network; every client takes charge of a small range of routing and a small part of data storage, so that in the whole DHT Network, all data can be found, read and written. The new versions of BitComet can connect to both Trackers and the DHT Network; this means that files can be downloaded even if none of the trackers can be connec… text/html 2011-01-04T23:00:46+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/using_emule_plugin?rev=1294182046&do=diff Intro eMule is a freeware P2P, standalone, application client connecting to both the eDonkey Network and Kad Network. Visit eMule homepage. The eMule plugin is a modded version of the client, made into a plugin for BitComet. Thus through this plugin BitComet enables cross-protocol and cross P2P-networks download and file-sharing. text/html 2010-05-07T04:19:50+00:00 http://wiki.bitcomet.com/video_download_instructions?rev=1273205990&do=diff Download Videos The new version of BitComet can download any video from any video sites, including YouTube, Google Video, dailymotion, glumbert, metacafe, ifilm, guba, and any other sites you want. Here is how it works: 1. Open the webpage containing flash videos. Right click on the blank part of the page ( do not click on the video frame), Select “Download specific using BitComet” and click on “Download Videos”.