A Brief Tutorial On Legally Watching Movie Torrents
The Internet is now the one-stop shop for entertainment, with Internet connections now becoming increasingly fast. One method of entertainment, watching movies, can now be down through torrents and programs associated with them. Learning how is also easy, assuming you have a few minutes of spare time.
Torrents require a torrent client in order to be downloaded or shared with others. A torrent client will hook you up with "seeds" and "leechers" so that you can download the movie. It will also manage the rate at which you share what you have downloaded with others. Some good programs are out now, such as that of Bit Comet, that do a great job.
The Internet is always being regarded as a security threat, since you are interfacing with others and sharing information at will. Torrent clients themselves will be "handshaking" your computer with hundreds or thousands of others over the course of a single download. It seems a bit scary- but you can cover you tracks by using an IP-blocking program. PeerGuardian is a good program that does just that for no cost.
Media programs use different file extensions in order to play correctly. While one media player may play one media file, another media player won't be able to. It's best to go for a media player that is not only free, but can play as many extensions as possible. VLC Media Player is an example of such a program, and is the choice of expert computer users worldwide.
It is common to run into files that have been compressed in some shape or another. Compressed files are easier to transfer, but they require special programs to unzip. Windows users are familiar with commercial tools such as WinZip, but open source selections such as 7-Zip won't force you to pay an initial fee just to open the files. Do note that file types could be specific to a certain operating system.
After you are setup, you still need to find the torrents! Torrent websites found online act as search engines, only they search torrents instead of finding websites. Torrent websites aren't similar, although they do perform the same functions. You should look into searching multiple torrent websites if you aren't able to find the results that you intended on getting.
In Conclusion
Notice that commercial movies will not be able to be downloaded via torrent publicly. If you do spot a commercial movie, and you don't have rights to download it, know that if you do you can face severe financial penalties and even possibly go to jail for doing so. - 23815
Torrents require a torrent client in order to be downloaded or shared with others. A torrent client will hook you up with "seeds" and "leechers" so that you can download the movie. It will also manage the rate at which you share what you have downloaded with others. Some good programs are out now, such as that of Bit Comet, that do a great job.
The Internet is always being regarded as a security threat, since you are interfacing with others and sharing information at will. Torrent clients themselves will be "handshaking" your computer with hundreds or thousands of others over the course of a single download. It seems a bit scary- but you can cover you tracks by using an IP-blocking program. PeerGuardian is a good program that does just that for no cost.
Media programs use different file extensions in order to play correctly. While one media player may play one media file, another media player won't be able to. It's best to go for a media player that is not only free, but can play as many extensions as possible. VLC Media Player is an example of such a program, and is the choice of expert computer users worldwide.
It is common to run into files that have been compressed in some shape or another. Compressed files are easier to transfer, but they require special programs to unzip. Windows users are familiar with commercial tools such as WinZip, but open source selections such as 7-Zip won't force you to pay an initial fee just to open the files. Do note that file types could be specific to a certain operating system.
After you are setup, you still need to find the torrents! Torrent websites found online act as search engines, only they search torrents instead of finding websites. Torrent websites aren't similar, although they do perform the same functions. You should look into searching multiple torrent websites if you aren't able to find the results that you intended on getting.
In Conclusion
Notice that commercial movies will not be able to be downloaded via torrent publicly. If you do spot a commercial movie, and you don't have rights to download it, know that if you do you can face severe financial penalties and even possibly go to jail for doing so. - 23815
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