uTorrent 1.8 Beta 10054

BitTorrent - (Freeware)

Fast downloading of files through sharing and simultaneous transfer is now at a new level with uTorrent.

uTorrent (pronounced "MicroTorrent" mean micro Î¼) is a Peer-to-peer BitTorrent client, designed for the distribution of files at high speed.

With only 600k (approx) and 7MB memory, the software is very simple to use: to start a download the user has to simply inform the torrent file he wants to get address, so he can share and download large files very easily. If necessary, it is possible to adjust some settings: setting the bandwidth with priorities, scheduling downloads, RSS auto-downloading and DHT and downloading can begin.

The application supports downloading multiple files simultaneously and offers management of is appropriate UPnP.

It has a minimalist interface that immediately makes it an ideal choice for a novice user.

Title:: uTorrent 1.8 Beta 10054
File Size:: 259.8 KB
Requirements:: Windows (All Versions)
Language:: en-us
License:: Freeware
Date Added:: 07 May 2008
Publisher:: BitTorrent
Homepage:: http://www.bittorrent.com
MD5 Checksum:: BA40F22F360BC798DC80CA0B8BFA679C

--- 2008-05-08: Version 1.8 beta (build 10054)
- Feature: gui.log_date for logging date in Logger lines
- Feature: add 'complete', 'incomplete' and 'external ip' to internal tracker
- Feature: net.calc_overhead to add TCP/IP overhead calculation to rate measure
- Change: Merge General and Transfer tabs
- Change: send webui response as 'application/x-json'
- Change: log about invalid lines in ipfilter (in misc errors)
- Change: keep old computer ids, to reduce scam warning on valid ID switch
- Change: remove 0x8000 flag from peerid
- Fix: internal tracker
- Fix: give the Speed Guide a title
- Fix: ipfilter would not drop some peers on reload
- Fix: GDI memory leak when changing torrents
- Fix: several (minor) UPnP bugs when enabling/disabling and/or chaning the port
- Fix: Minor memory leak involving help file downloader
- Fix: GDI handle leak on resize
- Fix: grid lines on speed graph were off-by-one