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Bit Che: Find and download torrents without a browser
In a nutshell, once you fire up Bit Che, all you have to do is enter a query and hit the search button. It will search dozens of BitTorrent trackers including BTJunkie, NewTorrents, and ISOHunt for files matching your search terms. You can then either save the Torrent or open the file in your default BitTorrent client to begin downloading the file.
In other words, Bit Che is a lot like Torrent Magnifier, an application we covered last week. Except instead of opening a web page at the end, Bit Che opens the program you're actually going to use to download the file.
*Note: No illegal copies of a blockbuster movie were downloaded during the making of this article. That would be illegal and just plain wrong. Besides, it wouldn't be nearly as cool without 3D glasses.
thanks commentator8!
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Subscribe to commentsJasonDec 24th 2009 2:48PM
Unfortunately, because of all the idiots out there that think it's funny, cool, or clever (insert your own adjective here) to upload bogus torrents, this program really isn't all that useful. One of the best thing about forum based torrent trackers is the ability to weed out the bogus torrents via user feedback.
commentator8Dec 24th 2009 5:28PM
Just because i did mention it i feel sort of obliged to reply...
As a way to download torrents its about 90% perfect. I generally do rely heavily on "comments" to verify a torrents quality/accuracy, but that only really crops up in very specific cases.
Specifically; when (hypothetically) downloading movies (which is entirely morally reprehensible...) i would first check out any new release at one of the many release (log) sites. Because they are both the first to know generally and they give a great indication of the quality.
And as to software - you can basically tell if its what its supposed to be based on what site has it.
So, once you know what to look for (e.g. avatar.dvdrip.XYZ) whatever pops up with sufficient seeds/leeches is gonna be real.
So just out of experience - it aint all that bad... (and while this is the second comment on the subject - no, i'm not affiliated :-)
juan silvaDec 24th 2009 4:59PM
this app made my searching a LOOOOTTT easier
heny.klpDec 25th 2009 7:56AM
My Internet provider firewalls the connection, so that I cannot use any software that use to download torrent files.Is it possible to download torrent files without these softs? And also, is it possible to download torrent files with Internet browser softwares? What should I do?