IP blacklist programs for Mac OSX?

[Polarbear]

On a side note... What other torrenting related apps do you recommend for the MAC. I just got this new MBP and have basically done all of my stuff on the PC using utorrent, winrar, vlc, etc.

I did however get firefox and vlc installed for the mac.

there are only two good native clients for mac.

azureus and transmission.

i prefer azureus.

[DannyGnXz]

there are only two good native clients for mac.

azureus and transmission.

i prefer azureus.

How is azureus on resources?

[Polarbear]

there are only two good native clients for mac.

azureus and transmission.

i prefer azureus.

How is azureus on resources?

will run fine on a mbp. does use less resources than a wine utorrent.

[DannyGnXz]

First APOLOGIES to DontPay for spamming on his post...

But I'm kind of new to mac and need some help.

For instance on the PC, i have utorrent, winrar, vlc, convertxtodvd, anydvd, dvd decrypter and dvdrebuilder pro

So if I want to download bit torrent use azureus? Less headaches I take it?
What do you use to unpack the archives? I saw mac has something built in.
Software to convert avi/divx or mpeg to DVD
Something to decrypt DVD so I can rip them I saw MactheRipper, is there anything else?
And something else to rebuild the dvd and to burn them?

Can you recommend any for these?

[Polarbear]

First APOLOGIES to DontPay for spamming on his post...

But I'm kind of new to mac and need some help.

For instance on the PC, i have utorrent, winrar, vlc, convertxtodvd, anydvd, dvd decrypter and dvdrebuilder pro

So if I want to download bit torrent use azureus? Less headaches I take it?
What do you use to unpack the archives? I saw mac has something built in.
Software to convert avi/divx or mpeg to DVD
Something to decrypt DVD so I can rip them I saw MactheRipper, is there anything else?
And something else to rebuild the dvd and to burn them?

Can you recommend any for these?

take a look at versiontracker.com

you will find any software you need with user reviews etc.

[DannyGnXz]

take a look at versiontracker.com

you will find any software you need with user reviews etc.

Thats awesome... exactly what I've been looking for. Thanks Polarbear

[Polarbear]

take a look at versiontracker.com

you will find any software you need with user reviews etc.

Thats awesome... exactly what I've been looking for. Thanks Polarbear

if you need medicine for any software let me know.

[fstokebanget]

there are only two good native clients for mac.

azureus and transmission.

i prefer azureus.

How is azureus on resources?

Mac OS is different than Windows It wouldn't require much resources, if you use Azureus on the newest OS Leopard it only consumes just a little system resources, especially if you're using MBP

take a look at versiontracker.com

you will find any software you need with user reviews etc.

you can also use macupdate.com