Download Torrents With an Online Torrent Client. This method has a few advantages. It bypasses P2P traffic shaping from an ISP because the torrent files are downloaded in the browser just like any other file.
In this video, we learn how to use an ISO file after downloading a torrent. First, download Daemon Tools from Daemon Tools. After you install this on your computer, open it up. Then, find your ISO file and mount it through your computer. When you use the Daemon Tools, make sure it finishes downloading before you open it up. After you un-mount the disk to your computer, you will be able to open it up through your computer. This should work within just a few minutes and will help you open up your ISO files without any problems.
I have 2000 links of .torrent files in .txt file in the following format:
Each link is on a newline.
I used wget -i /path/to/file_of_torrents.txt.
It downloads the files but for some reason no file is able to be used. They are not in right format, perhaps. I don't know what the problem is with them.
But if I paste any link manually in a web browser it downloads perfectly in the right format to be used in a bittorrent client.
What is going wrong?
Additional Information
If i open the file in bitorrent client nothing happens bittorent client cannot read the file. and if I see the source it's encrypted and I don't see it as like a normal torrent file because in normal torrent files it has links of announce.php and servers, but if I download it with wget I can read anything in the source:
source file downloaded by wget
Source of same file downloded from web browser
1 Answer
wget http://torrage.com/torrent/57CB57A8D0BC355B28A850CA6707365CBACBBD4C.torrent -O test.gz&&gunzip test.gzmore test.gz
result
d8:announce23:udp://tracker.ccc.de:8013:announce-listll23:udp://tracker.ccc.de:80el26:udp://tracker.istole.it:80el3
- rest deleted since most of the content seems not to be allowed ;)
- The file you downloaded is zipped. gunzip does not unzip .torrent so I added a -O and a gunzip
How about these 4 commands for all files:
Just make sure you work in an empty directory (otherwise files might get renamed or gunzipped that are not intended to).