What is a torrent?
A torrent is the most effective way to quickly and reliably download large files, such as HD and DVD quality videos. Instead of transferring a file from a single, central machine to all of the computers that are trying to download that file, torrenting allows all of the machines that have parts of that file to send parts to other computers looking for parts of the file. The more computers that are participating in getting the files, the more effective and efficient downloading is for each of them. This is "the power of the swarm"!
- Can I turn seeding off?
- Do you sell uploaded user content?
- How can the Vuze client allow me to upload and download large files so quickly?
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- How do I create a custom template?
- How do I register again using a different email address?
- How do I schedule my upload and download speeds in Vuze?
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- How to I run a port test?
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- Is this open source software?
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- What do I do If I have a Firewall software?
- What is "Seeding"?
- What is a torrent?
- What is Vuze?
- What operating systems does Vuze support?
- Why am I being asked to reset my password?
- Why are most of my torrents queued and not downloading?