First Look video: Vuze

by Seth Rosenblatt

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Formerly known as Azureus, Vuze is a mashup of the popular BitTorrent client, social networking, video publishing, and video discovery. Discover what's new with torrenting's favorite blue frog by watching this CNET TV First Look video.

Topics:: Windows Software,; Video,; File Sharing

Tags:: First Look,; freeware,; Vuze,; Azureus,; torrent

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by rafim_s July 2, 2008 1:56 AM PDT: good; Reply to this comment


by angrykeyboarder July 2, 2008 2:09 PM PDT: I'm very disappointed. I wish they would at least offer a stripped down versoin for those who lliked the old Azureus.

I don't need or want this other crap and Azureus was the most full-featuerd Bittorrent client around. But I didn't need anything beyond that.; Reply to this comment


by tnetech July 5, 2008 4:41 AM PDT: I must say that i have used Azureus for my bit-torrenting for what feels like forever. When they release the edition with Vuze I used that however I found that the Vuze content was mostly rubbish.

Basically would browse through a heap of thumbnails and the resulting downloads were usually copyrighted stuff that i could just have easily got from minivova.

Anyway I won?t bother with Vuze again. Content delivery is where the money is so this is not actually a surprise.

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by bobsaget911 July 12, 2008 1:02 PM PDT: You forgot to mention this is 100% illegal and by simply reading this article Time Warner Cable could have me arrested and charged with a billion dollar fine. Shame on CNET. Isn't CNET and Download.com owned by CBS? So CBS Viacom is hereby endorsing an illegal download program. Awful entrapment scam. I feel sorry for all these poor people who will read this article and download episodes of CSI Miami and get life in prison all from this entrapment article. Death to CBS. F--- that **** Katie Couric too.; Reply to this comment

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