Closed What is torrent?

[Jimzkie]

Guys ano po yung torrent? Yan ba yung ginagamit pang dl ng movies?

 

[VincentD]

yep.
main difference nya sa direct download ay kahit patayin mo pc mo matutuloy parin magdownload

 

[VincentD]

kahit ano pwede mo madownload basta available at may nagse-"seed"

 

[Pun_Ops]

yep.
main difference nya sa direct download ay kahit patayin mo pc mo matutuloy parin magdownload

correction lang, kapag pinatay mo pc mo, hihinto rin ang dl nun

ang torrenting, peer to peer siya, meaning sa actual pc's galing ang data na napupunta sa iyo, di tulad ng direct links na pwedeng galing sa mga database/storage sites. na-dedetermine ang possible download speed ng torrent depende sa no. ng seeders(pc's) na nagsesshare ng file nila na iba rin sa direct links which is restricted lang sa speed na allowed ng server.

 

[VincentD]

correction lang, kapag pinatay mo pc mo, hihinto rin ang dl nun

ang torrenting, peer to peer siya, meaning sa actual pc's galing ang data na napupunta sa iyo, di tulad ng direct links na pwedeng galing sa mga database/storage sites. na-dedetermine ang possible download speed ng torrent depende sa no. ng seeders(pc's) na nagsesshare ng file nila na iba rin sa direct links which is restricted lang sa speed na allowed ng server.

I mean sa direct kasi di na natutuloy ung download tapos sa torrents pwede macontinue.

pinapakita ko lang sakanya ung concept na madaling magets ung torrents

 

[Pun_Ops]

I mean sa direct kasi di na natutuloy ung download tapos sa torrents pwede macontinue.

pinapakita ko lang sakanya ung concept na madaling magets ung torrents

ah ok ahaha my bad

 

[VincentD]

ah ok ahaha my bad

hahahaha kasalanan ko rin di ko nalinaw

 

[Lightrash]

A torrent is a file sent via the BitTorrent protocol. It can be just about any type of file, such as a movie, song, game, or application. During the transmission, the file is incomplete and therefore is referred to as a torrent. Torrent downloads that have been paused or stopped cannot be opened as regular files, since they do not contain all the necessary data. However, they can often be resumed using a BitTorrent client, as long as the file is available from another server.

Torrents are different from regular downloads in that they are usually downloaded from more than one server at a time. The BitTorrent protocol uses multiple computers to transfer a single file, thereby reducing the bandwidth required by each server. When a torrent download is started, the BitTorrent system locates multiple computers with the file and downloads different parts of the file from each computer. Likewise, when sending a torrent, the server may send the file to multiple computers before it reaches the recipient. The result is a lower average bandwidth usage, which speeds up file transfers.

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