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Last edited by ScreaminJay; 01-04-2008 at 06:29 PM.
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Yeah you right bro , if you know how to use it , it's the best program of sharing !Originally Posted by DyNast
And somthig that connect to the subject . I recommend you'r all use with eMule katamine 2007 .
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eMule is awesome. I've been using it for years and I still use it regurally. Sure, BitTorrent is a lot faster, I dl most of the new stuff with it, but for older stuff, there just isn't better program than eMule.
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I'll just put it this way I never used eMule and I never will. As ED2K being very slow network thanks to majority of eMule clients with large queue system. That is practically way to much time consuming and waste of time for someone like me who is a super seeder. Anything I download I get it from UseNET or BlackNET time to time from torrent.
I run my own FServ and share over iRN and when bandwidth is not used I upload in ED2K. aMule/eMule both sucks compared to GT based networks.
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ed2k network isn't for everyone. it's protocol design is unique that it makes downloading slower (at least for the first days of usage) but it does ensure that everyone completes the file. it's just like seeding a torrent to a 1:1 ratio. i always use it when something like a movie, record or even applications comes to my mind and i can't find it within trackers. so for me, it doesn't suck.
Who told you that? Do you even know anything about ED2K? Only reason it is slow now because of piece of shit emule client as it is used by majority of users with very large queue system. After that many other things also effects it. For example the number of source and the total allocation bandwidth per slots also user modifier and credit system.ed2k network isn't for everyone. it's protocol design is unique that it makes downloading slower (at least for the first days of usage) but it does ensure that everyone completes the file. it's just like seeding a torrent to a 1:1 ratio. i always use it when something like a movie, record or even applications comes to my mind and i can't find it within trackers. so for me, it doesn't suck.
Now don't get me wrong I don't download from ED2K its way to slow, I download only from iRN or Use/BlackNET and share over iRN/ED2K.
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-by Unknown1, admin of the official emule project board.eMule
Lets say I want to share a semi large file, 144MB and I have a 30K connection and 16 people are wanting the file. eMule will break this file into 16 parts of 9MBs each. Now, instead of uploading the entire file to one person at a fast speed, I upload to about 8 users at a slower speed. Each of these people should be downloading a different part of the file. Once these initial uploads recieve 9MB, I send them back to the queue and start uploading to the other 8 users. Since those first 8 users recieve 9MB (or a complete chunk), they now start uploading that chunk to everyone else wanting the file. When the second set of 8 users finish downloading 9MB, they are put back on the queue. Now, if everyone downloaded a different 9MB chunk from me, I have just uploaded 16 chunks (The whole file) into the network and could even unshare the file since I also now have 16 users helping me share it. Now, this means that everyone gets the files slower, but they ALL get the file even if I leave the network.. So, lets say after uploading 300MB of the file, I disconnect. Then after I disconnect, more people want to download that file. Although there isn't anyone in the network with the full file yet, they can still get it because they find the 16 other sources of that file still on the network. Then they themselves quickly become sources for others that want it.
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Again, I want to share a semi large file, 144MB and I have a 30K connection and 16 people are wanting the file. I start uploading that file to one of the people wanting the file. This persons downloads at pretty fast speed.. But, when he finishes the download, he disconnects so he can use it. I upload to the next person real fast and he completes it. He stays on a bit and begins to share it to one other users. I also begin to upload to the next user.. But I disconnect at 300MB.. This leaves only one person able to share that file in the network and this person doesn't stay on long either since he has the complete file. Now, only two people got the whole file, and 2 others only have part of the file. The file is now dead to the network and nobody else can get it.
First of all I have read that before ages ago, Second of all learn to read this forum before you google emule board posts. Its clear you didn't understand what I was saying but ironically you agreed with me by posting that. Matter of fact if you go in emule forum now you can see me talk about the chunk size unless they removed it.
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