maybe for me it's Limewire. 'cause I'm using it right now. I haven't tried iMesh.

Last edited by nica1214 (2007-05-19 04:31:56)

I tried iMesh way back 2002 I think or later. But that program that time puts spyware on your system. It had that issue I remember, so I never got to use it again. Limewire is a better option.

i prefer limewire..i got there my mp3 music for my mp3..

yep limewire is more user friendly..and you can easily dload the things you need

[b] I prefer to use Limewire [/b]

@lois what are the great features of Azureus that cannot be found in the mentioned programs...and is it muche better to use it than this two??

Azureus allows users to specify maximum upload and download speeds and is configurable like the many other clients. Azureus also allows users to open some files that have been completed before the entire torrent from within the program. Additionally, Azureus can serve as its own tracker, allowing users to share their own files with others without uploading it to any site. Azureus supports Message stream encryption, an anti-throttling method. (Wikipedia) I'm using Azureus, it's a java bittorent, you can also download some songs,video,games, and etc. there. But for my mp3, I usually use BearShare

i've used both before.. and limewire seems to be the better choice. imesh doesn't give a larger range of files for dwnload, i'll recommend limewire. just note that limewire can sometime lag while trying to connect to the servers..

i prefer [b]LiMEWiRE[/b].

Ok.. [b]iMesh[/b] - havent tried it, but got no plans of trying it since you guys already posted negative things about it. [b]LimeWire[/b] - The most preferred software as an mp3 resource. Its search engine gives good results in fairness to it, and also got good download speeds if you got the PRO version (w/c it is most likely that you used a cracked version). But pls take note: Only use LimeWire if you are looking for mp3's. I (and most people) dont recommend to use LimeWire if you are looking for softwares, programs, or videos. Most likely they contain virii, worms, and/or trojans. You have been warned. Use LimeWire for mp3's ONLY. Another downside of LimeWire is that it consumes much RAM (may eat up an average of 40 MB of RAM). [b]BearShare[/b] - I had just tried using this one. Its GUI is more or less similar to iMesh. I tried some test searches of my favorite songs (rock genre), unfortunately it didnt give much results. Id stick to LimeWire. [b]Azureus[/b] - I must say that this is one of the best torrent clients there is. It has a lot of features, fast connection, better connectivity. But one disadvantage is that it also consumes quite a lot of RAM (up to 50 MB). It is also not recommended for those newcomers of the realm of torrents. Of all those P2P clients Ive used, Id still go with and highly recommend [url=http://utorrent.com][b]uTorrent[/b][/url]. Some of its features: [quote=uTorrent.com][b]Micro-Sized Yet Feature Filled[/b] Most of the features present in other BitTorrent clients are present in µTorrent, including bandwidth prioritization, scheduling, RSS auto-downloading and Mainline DHT (compatible with BitComet). Additionally, µTorrent supports the Protocol Encryption joint specification (compatible with Azureus 2.4.0.0 and above, BitComet 0.63 and above) and peer exchange. [b]Resource-Friendly[/b] µTorrent was written with efficiency in mind. Unlike many torrent clients, it does not hog valuable system resources - typically using less than 6MB of memory, allowing you to use the computer as if it weren't there at all. Additionally, the program itself is contained within a single executable less than 170 KB in size.[/quote] The best one for me so far =) :thumbsup: