Alte Version von BitTorrent 4.9.2
Website
http://www.bittorrent.com/
Entwickler
BitTorrent, Inc.
Ausgewählte Version
BitTorrent 4.9.2
Unterstützte Systeme
Älteres Betriebssystem Unterstützung
Älteres Betriebssystem Unterstützung
Windows 95, 98, Me, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8
Lizenz
Open Source
Erscheinungsdatum
02 May, 2006 (8 years ago )
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Systemanforderungen von BitTorrent 4.9.2
- Windows 95
- Windows 98
- Windows ME
- Windows 2000
- Windows XP
- Windows XP x64
- Windows Vista
- Windows Vista x64
- Windows NT 4.0
- Windows NT 3.5
Programm Information von BitTorrent 4.9.2
Version Name:
BitTorrent 4.9.2
Datei Größe:
5.58 MB
Erscheinungsdatum:
02 May, 2006 (8 years ago)
MD5 Prüfsumme:
5105ceb2100d6de17b4de29cdfc01423
SHA1 Prüfsumme:
41B78E40E86D091F5FCF2BFCF948C163C3474483
Version Historie vonBitTorrent 4.9.2
Changes in this release:
- completely new UI
- smart download/queuing behavior
- smart seeding behavior
- torrent priority system
- detailed progress bar and "piece bar" progress bar
- better save location management…
BitTorrent Screenshots
BitTorrent DNA Switch on a secure peer-to-peer content delivery service that accelerates streams and downloads at much lower costs than traditional CDNs.… 
This section provides descriptions of all options available in the BitTorrent 7.6.1 Build 27190 Preferences dialog.
When you open a normal .Torrent file, it will appear with this screen, and you will be able to check/uncheck the boxes next to the names of each file…
Über BitTorrent
The BitTorrent client enables a user to search for files in the .Torrent (pronounced "dot torrent") format and download them. The current client enables a host of features including multiple parallel downloads. The client also intermediates peering between itself, source file servers ("trackers") and other clients, thereby yielding great distribution efficiencies. The client also enables users to create and share torrent files.
Updates : BitTorrent Updates
Did You Know?
BT comes with a small piece of software called DNA. The BT site calls it protocol for "Delivery Network Acceleration," but beyond a nebulous description, it's hard to tell what exactly it does.