Vuze

Vuze, originally Azureus, is a BitTorrent client that allows you to find torrents easily using torrent meta-search. It provides login support for private trackers, and offers high-quality content on the Vuze HD network. The software allows for quick and efficient downloads with intelligent bandwidth, queue, and speed management. With Vuze, HD on your PC is a reality. 720p or 1080p - we give you access. Yes, other sites exist for watching grainy videos of cats hanging from fans. Vuze gives you the ability to find and download large collections of full HD video.

Now, Vuze is giving wings to your collection of HD video. Watch them on all your screens - PC, Mobile, and TV.

Vuze is used for:

bittorent transfer, bittorrent client, bittorrent search, viewer

Who uses Vuze:

home user, traveller

Other tags:

BitTorrent, Distributed Computing, Information Technology, Science/Research, Streaming, Video

Features:

Detect your devices (iTunes, PS3, and Xbox 360 will appear beneath Devices in the Sidebar once detected)
Make device-compatible copies of videos, when required
Communicate with iTunes for syncing your videos with Apple devices
Simply drag-and-drop videos from your Vuze Library to the device of your choice in your Sidebar. All you'll need is iTunes (for transfer to your iPhone, iPod, and Apple TV), Playstation 3, or Xbox 360. Expect additional device support soon.
Vuze will detect whether or not the video format will playback on the device you select, and convert the video for playback if necessary.
For Playstation 3, Vuze becomes a media server. All the videos you've dragged to PS3 in your Vuze Sidebar will appear under Videos in the main menu for your PS3 (Note: your computer needs to be powered on with Vuze open, and your PS3 needs to be live on the same network as your computer).
For Xbox 360, Vuze becomes a media server. All the videos you've dragged to Xbox 360 in your Vuze Sidebar will appear under Videos in the main menu for your Xbox 360 (Note: your computer needs to be powered on with Vuze open, and your Xbox 360 needs to be live on the same network as your computer).