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Jamestown, NC |  People still use Azureus?
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MysticGogeta
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clubs: | Re: People still use Azureus? I never liked Azuresus, perhaps because I have a windows machine. uTorrent does a hell of a job on my machine.
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| Re: People still use Azureus? said by MysticGogeta  : uTorrent does a hell of a job on my machine. When it's not being throttled by your ISP. Same here.
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Matt
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| said by adisor19 :said by Matt :People still use Azureus? Is there any compelling reason to use it over uTorrent? You're joking, right ? Azureus/Vuze is the best torrent client out there in terms of features hands down. If you configure it properly no other client can come close to it in terms of speed especially on a non Windows platform. Adi A Java application will never be as fast or lightweight as a native app.
Azureus = 9.3MB
uTorrent = 263KB
Maybe for non-Windows users it's the best (all the Linux torrent clients I've used are pretty terrible) but for Windows it's bloated and slow. I haven't seen a peer using Azureus in ages. | |
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adisor19
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| Re: People still use Azureus? said by Matt :said by adisor19 :said by Matt :People still use Azureus? Is there any compelling reason to use it over uTorrent? You're joking, right ? Azureus/Vuze is the best torrent client out there in terms of features hands down. If you configure it properly no other client can come close to it in terms of speed especially on a non Windows platform. Adi A Java application will never be as fast or lightweight as a native app. Azureus = 9.3MB uTorrent = 263KB Maybe for non-Windows users it's the best (all the Linux torrent clients I've used are pretty terrible) but for Windows it's bloated and slow. I haven't seen a peer using Azureus in ages. Actually you'd be surprised. I'm not saying it's lightweight, cause i know full well it's not. But if you configure it properly(and patch TCP/IP since you're using winblows) and if you make sure DHT tracker is enabled, you're gonna get faster speeds then uTorrent guaranteed.
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Matt
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| Re: People still use Azureus? said by adisor19 :Actually you'd be surprised. I'm not saying it's lightweight, cause i know full well it's not. But if you configure it properly(and patch TCP/IP since you're using winblows) and if you make sure DHT tracker is enabled, you're gonna get faster speeds then uTorrent guaranteed. Adi uTorrent supports DHT, so I doubt that's true. Unless you are referring to the DHT plugin that allows you to force DHT even when the tracker turns it off? | |
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Aozora
join:2008-11-28
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| said by Matt :said by adisor19 :said by Matt :People still use Azureus? Is there any compelling reason to use it over uTorrent? You're joking, right ? Azureus/Vuze is the best torrent client out there in terms of features hands down. If you configure it properly no other client can come close to it in terms of speed especially on a non Windows platform. Adi A Java application will never be as fast or lightweight as a native app. Azureus = 9.3MB uTorrent = 263KB Maybe for non-Windows users it's the best (all the Linux torrent clients I've used are pretty terrible) but for Windows it's bloated and slow. I haven't seen a peer using Azureus in ages. Fast how exactly? Torrent speeds? Torrent speeds are definitely fast on Vuze or older Azureus versions.
It might not start instantly, it takes about 3 seconds to actually launch and get to the program because it is Java, but all the great features it has makes up for it. uTorrent is not bad by any stretch but last time I checked it lacked features.
For anyone with a computer over 1GB of RAM it definitely is fine. | |
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Combat Chuck
Too Many Cannibals
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Erie, PA | yes, I use it. With mainline DHT plugin I have yet to meet a seemingly dead torrent I couldn't pull in. | |
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2 edits | Re: People still use Azureus? said by Combat Chuck :yes, I use it. With mainline DHT plugin I have yet to meet a seemingly dead torrent I couldn't pull in. +1. I recently installed the ONO plugin and have noticed an at least 30% increase in my d/l speeds. I currently average 500-600 Kb/s per torrent and some go as high as 1.3-1.8 Mb/s. Course having 15/2 un-throttled FiOS helps too. The graph show what is roughly 95% torrent(anime) traffic. | |
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Combat Chuck
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Erie, PA | Re: People still use Azureus? It's not lightweight but it's very good at grabbing data. | |
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join:2001-12-11
Ypsilanti, MI
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| Azureus is by far the most popular client. I am presently connected to a large swarm and I just counted up the active connections by client type:
Azureus 74
BitLord 38
BitComet 22
uTorrent 2
and 22 connections from 8 other client types. That means Azureus accounts for 47% of all users out there, and I think this swarm is fairly typical. | |
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swhx7
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Elbonia | Re: People still use Azureus? How many of those are the pre-sellout v.2.5, and how many are the later Vuze/Azureus?
Many users don't trust versions released after the maker got in bed with the Hollywood cartel. | |
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Ypsilanti, MI | Re: People still use Azureus? Virtually all have version numbers after 2.5. At least 50% of the Vuze clients are on the current release, and most of the rest are Version 3.XX. | |
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| said by swhx7 :How many of those are the pre-sellout v.2.5, and how many are the later Vuze/Azureus? Many users don't trust versions released after the maker got in bed with the Hollywood cartel. They're still open source, and Hollywood doesn't really need to crawl into the code to see what's happening on the P2P networks (regardless of client), they're pretty open too.
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dadkins
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| New plugin? Cool!
I have tried all BT clients, Vuze wins. Lite, non-java, meh!
I can bury my connection and it always just works!
On XP and Vista! 
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Alexandria, VA | Re: Meh Vuze... Transmission is fairly light and lean and does a good job in Leopard. I haven't used Azureus in a year or two, but the last time I fired it up, it was a resource hog. Granted, Azureus is more configurable, but Transmission "just works" IMO. | |
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perfidy47
join:2006-06-05
Beaverton, OR
| said by iansltx :Vuze/Azureus is nice but isn't "light" by any stretch of the imagination. If I just want to grab a torrent and be done with it, I use Transmission on Mac OS, uTorrent on PC. Both have performance that's quite nice...on private-tracker both can give me a full 8 Mbit/s from my cable connection... Vuze seems okay, but there's way too much there...the download UI is obscured by the content store... There is an option in vuze to switch to the classic advanced UI....don't knock vuze before you even fully explore all features and learn to configure it properly.... | |
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Transmaster
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join:2001-06-20
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| Vuze NASA has some of their larger programs available via bit-torrent and they suggest Vuze too download them. I regularly get downloads at 400kbps, and I have been as high a 700kbps. If Vuze is good enough for NASA it is good enough for me. 
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perfidy47
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| Re: Vuze said by Transmaster :NASA has some of their larger programs available via bit-torrent and they suggest Vuze too download them. I regularly get downloads at 400kbps, and I have been as high a 700kbps. If Vuze is good enough for NASA it is good enough for me. +1 | |
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Golden, CO | Re: Vuze Interesting, but then why do seedbox companies offer uTorrent rather than Vuze? Just throwing that out there...
By the way, uTorrent is now available for the Mac, in beta. Switching over in short order... | |
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perfidy47
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Beaverton, OR
| Re: Vuze said by iansltx :Interesting, but then why do seedbox companies offer uTorrent rather than Vuze? Just throwing that out there... By the way, uTorrent is now available for the Mac, in beta. Switching over in short order... so they can save money and run the seed boxes on cheap machines that have less cpu/ram They don't care how well the seeding performs or how efficient it is just that its doing the bare minimum you paid for which is to seed! IF I were running a seedbox company it'd be vuze all the way | |
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Golden, CO | Re: Vuze Okay, so uTorrent is king on efficiency, with Transmission a close second. Whereas Vuze is speed king...
Interesting though, that BitTorrent bought uTorrent and based their mainline client on uTorrent... | |
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lemonade
join:2003-12-13
Los Angeles, CA
| Vuze is pretty good for me i have tried quite a lot of BT client, like the official one, ABC, bitcomet, azureus, utorrent, bittornado...
Right now i stick with Vuze, main reason is that i "think" it is fast, and offers lots of plugin, like i can see the connected peers' geographic location by using their IP head, Network Status Monitor (i like participate these kind of research and help), oh yeah forgot the Safepeer plugin.
Speed wise i think it's pretty fast, as some people above said, i usually have a download speed about 2x to 3x the average swarm speed, lots of option to customize, i think way more than many power users' needs. Compare to other BT client?
Okay this i cannot say Vuze is always faster, the reason is i find it's pretty hard to quantitatively study speed issue, 1st thing it's really to create a controlled environment in a BT world.
Resources wise, yes it definitely use more memory than utorrent, but not sure about CPU usage. Hey come on guys, lots of computer have more than 1 Gig of ram these days, lot of people are using 2GIG +. so 100- 200 MB of ram usage is not that much.
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join:2002-02-10
Jacksonville, FL
| Well.. I haven't tried uTorrent but I've been using Azureus for a long time. And while I don't like the Vuze thing, I switch to the classic UI like someone earlier mentioned. The main reason I stick with Vuze/Azureus is the simple HTTP control. I'm often at work or out and think of something I want and just pull it up on my phone (I love my touch diamond!) and send it to Azureus to download. | |
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geowil
join:2008-04-20
Laveen, AZ
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| i use azureus, its the best BTP out there i use windows, so I dont see how using windows and azureus will result in low speeds.
Out of all of the programs (including the official BT dler) I have use, Azure is the fastest by far. I have ad dl speeds of 3.7 megs, not much higher then that though.
my usual speeds vary from 350 kbps to 1.8 mbps. if the seeders are there in full force it can get up to 2 to 4 mbps.
One time, and only one time, it exceeded 5.6 mbps for a few minutes.
this is total download speed for multiple files. File-by-File basis, the max I have seen is 940 to 1200 kbps.
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