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Transdroid remotely controls torrent downloads from your Android handset
iPhone users have been told we aren't allowed to play with a nasty little application like Drivetrain, which remotely controls transmission downloads. We might be using it to control illegal download on another machine, after all, and Apple doesn't want us getting into trouble.Android users, however, are free to install Transdroid - a handy little app that interfaces with Transmission, uTorrent, Deluge, and rTorrent. In addition to pausing, resuming, and removing torrents, Transdroid can also add new torrents via an IsoHunt powered search (or by providing a URL).
There's also a handy dashboard widget so you can monitor activity without launching the app itself.
Want to see Transdroid in action? Check the Vimeo clip after the break!
[via Android Freeware]
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Subscribe to commentsToddJul 16th 2009 12:35PM
Check out Torrent-Fu, let's walk around in WalMart or Blockbuster, scan barcodes of movies with your Android phone, then it finds the seed, and initiates download to your home computer;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWLZkGhh96k
...Hell will freeze over before you can do this with anything besides an Android phone!
JessicaJul 16th 2009 1:50PM
I'm actually able to control Transmission from the iPhone using the web interface, it's got a nice iPhone-specific layout. I just made an icon shortcut to my transmission web server, and it works pretty nicely. Granted, a native app would be nice, and I have to login every time I open it, but it's a decent workaround for the time-being.
JulianSep 25th 2009 5:28PM
Hello. Question I have is this:
- what do i need to do to get this up and running "transdroid" so I can use it. I have a 6 machine home network, in which I'm currently adding the server ip as the machine I use for the torrents. Do I just add the inranet ip or the internet ip for which my system is using. Is there any way i can find the exact way to get this up and running, via a guide of some sort?
Thanks in advance!
Julian