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When it comes to downloading files, torrents sites can be one of the fastest ways to do so — but what are torrents?

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Torrents are file sharing protocols which fragment files into many parts and distribute them across individual user computers. By downloading file fragments from the network of “peer” computers, you can enjoy higher bandwidth than you would if you download from a traditional single server.

However, torrents have also become known for sharing files illegally, breaching copyright or consent, thanks to the very same reason they can download faster — fragmented files across many computers which are very difficult to trace back to one user.

That’s not to say torrents are illegal by nature, but rather they have been abused for illegal purposes. In all other cases, they can be an extremely efficient way to download and share files between parties. So how do you get started with torrents? You’ll want to search for the files you want on a torrent site first.

What Is A Torrent Site?

A torrent site is simply a depository for torrent files, which are just a set of instructions opened through a torrent client for downloading the desired content. In other words, torrent sites don’t harbor any illegal files on their servers, only user-uploaded pathways to those files, which are located on personal computers.

Torrent sites make it easy to find files by allowing you to search for them by name. Some of the best torrent sites even offer filtering or browsing options which can surface the most popular downloads across different file categories.

One of the most well-known torrent download sites is Pirate Bay. The name doesn’t do it any favors, as it implies a somewhat malicious intent, but Pirate Bay torrent site was one of the first to reach widespread fame and usage. Since then, many other Pirate Bay alternatives have become available, each with their own pros and cons.

Are torrent download sites legal?

The legality of torrent file sharing has been challenged over the years, mostly by larger content networks who are trying to protect their products and property from unauthorized sharing. This has led to some of the top torrenting sites experiencing outages and issues, although for every one that drops off another clone is swiftly erected.

If there’s any doubt about the legality of desired files, a simple Google search can help determine whatever copyright laws or similar might be in violation. If unsure, you’re implored to err on the side of caution. Violations may result in internet services being cut, fines being issued, or even more serious legal repercussions.

Here are some helpful tips to follow when it comes to downloading the top torrents:

• Torrents are a great way to download large files quickly. For small files such as music, it’s usually easier to source through confirmed legal sources, such as Spotify, without taking any risks.

• Most of the time, video games will be copyright-protected unless they are explicitly claimed to be free by their creators. In rare cases, creators may actually share their game files on torrent sites for users, but still require an online activation once the download is finished.

• The majority of movies will be copyright-protected too. Always check before downloading a movie through a torrent site.

• Open-source files, such as the installer package for Linux, are perfect contenders for sharing through a fast torrent network

With some of these easy tips in hand, it’s time to consider which torrent site might be the best for you to get started.

The best torrent sites for Pirate Bay alternatives

For the most part, torrent sites are similar to one another in their core functions. However, some have developed a fanbase of advocates who either align with the site’s values, prefer their user experience, or consider them to have the best torrents in collection.

The top 10 torrent sites usually have some kind of differentiator, which has become more important as Pirate Bay’s stalwart reputation is now undone. For example:

• RARBG is known for high-quality video and a fan-favorite Top 10 search for finding new files quickly

• YTS.AM is the spiritual successor to YIFY, a group who became well-known for cleverly compressed video files with fast download times

• TorLock is similar to most other torrent sites, however they follow the book a little more closely, claiming they will remove any torrents that have received a DMCA takedown notice within three days

• Torrents.io is a long-standing aggregator of other torrent sites, which means it can often return a wider selection of top torrents in search results

• 1337x.to is another prime Pirate Bay alternative thanks to its large selection of files and pleasant user interface

• The PirateBay torrent site itself still exists, although you may have to search for mirror sites (or clones) of it. Generally speaking, the takedowns of PirateBay have affected its followers and torrent selection for the worse.

With plenty of torrents sites to choose from, the next step is to begin downloading your desired content. For this, a separate tool will be needed in the form of a torrent client. Torrent sites themselves don’t require paid access or special tools, so there’s no need to search for “The Pirate Bay free download.”

The top torrent client for Mac

Much like the top torrenting sites, there are many torrent clients to choose from. However, many of the popular and free torrent clients are prone to security mishaps or annoying advertisements. That’s why Folx was envisioned as a trusted, reliable, top torrent client for Mac with a few extra features up its sleeve. For example:

• Folx has a built-in YouTube video downloader, boycotting the need to use third-party services

• A built-in URL downloader allows you to enter a file link and process it within Folx instead of logging into the site on a web browser

• The interface closely matches macOS design standards for a pleasant, consistent user experience

• You can optimize your downloads by splitting them into streams, even with the URL downloader options

• There are no ads, at all

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Despite Folx being one of the top torrent clients for Mac, that doesn’t mean malicious files can be completely avoided. For staying on top of potentially infected files and viruses, you should also consider complementing Folx with additional antivirus software.

Promote safe torrent downloads

When taking the risk to download torrent files, even if from the top 10 torrent sites available, you should run regular virus scans. There’s no obvious owner or single file distributor when downloading a torrent, so it can be easy for the original creator to hide malicious scripts or files within the package.

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That’s why apps like CleanMyMac X can be a very smart and affordable investment. The lightweight application searches for viruses using a frequently updated library of common attacks, but also ships with a host of other useful features, such as the ability to clean up your unused files and optimize your Mac for faster performance.

To check your Mac for viruses after torrent downloads using CleanMyMac X:

1. Open the application and head over to the Malware Removal tab, which can be found under Protection in the sidebar

2. Click on Scan and wait for the process to finish

3. Remove any malware found, if needed

With a habit of checking for viruses after each torrent download, you can rest assured knowing you’re safe from harmful repercussions on your machine.

Thankfully, you can try both Folx torrent client and CleanMyMac X virus scanner for free during a seven-day trial with Setapp — a subscription service for Mac that grants you access to more than 150 indispensable apps to make your digital life better. To get started, simply head over to the website and sign up in a few simple steps. Before you know it, you’ll be downloading torrents faster than ever while staying safe, educated, and ready for your next move.

Mumble is an open source application used for real time voice communications, usually for gaming. It is optimised for low latency voice transmissions and has exceptional quality even at low bitrates. This makes it well suited for live broadcasts of conferences, interviews and other situations where speech intelligibility is important. You can read more about mumble here on Wikipedia.

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• 1Mumble for Broadcasts
• 2Mumble for Meetings
  • 2.2Recommended Configuration Options
• 3Performance and Troubleshooting

Mumble for Broadcasts

This only covers configuration for listening into broadcasts. If you wish to use Mumble otherwise, many general setup tutorials are available on the Internet which will guide you through the process of calibrating and configuring your input devices.

• Download Mumble binaries

• Mumble installer (Windows)

• Installation options

• Audio tuning wizard

• Certificate management wizard

• Add new server

• Favorites list

• Installation options

Downloading Mumble

Mumble is available free of charge from Sourceforge at http://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Main_Page. As of the time of writing, there are builds available for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and iOS. Most Linux distributions have mumble in their official repositories.

Installation

The screenshots shown here are for a fresh installation on Windows 7, though the interface should be similar for Mac OS X. Run the executable after download (Windows) or download and open the disk image then drag and drop the Mumble application to your Applications folder (Mac) and follow the prompts.

By default, only the client is installed. You can uncheck Mumble (backward compatible) as it is not required in most circumstances. Murmur is not needed unless you wish to set up your own server.

Configuration

After installation has finished, open Mumble. If this is the first time running Mumble, the Audio Tuning Wizard will open.

Click cancel to close the window, and cancel again to dismiss the Certificate Management wizard.

You should now be presented with a window to choose which server to connect to. (If this does not automatically appear, go to Server > Connect). Click on Add New and enter the address of the server you wish to connect to. The port can usually be left on the default setting (64738). Pick a user name and assign a label to the server to help you identify it. Click OK to save the settings.

The server you added should now appear under the 'Favorite' list. Highlight it and click connect to join the audio stream.

Your window should look something like this if you have connected successfully. Be sure to click the microphone icon (between information and headphones) to mute yourself. Listeners in the stream appear in the right hand panel of the screen. You can send and view messages to others in the left hand pane similar to traditional instant messaging.

Mumble for Meetings

This covers configuration of Mumble for regular meetings where all participants talk or have the opportunity to do so.

Server settings

• Server: mumble.pirateparty.org.au
• Port: 64738
• Password:ppaumumble (No password is currently required)

Recommended Configuration Options

The following additional configuration settings are recommended to make using Mumble better for all parties. When you have finished making any configuration changes click 'Apply' and then 'OK' to save them.

Push-To-Talk

The Push-to-Talk feature allows specifying a key to activate the microphone. This means you transmit the sound you wish to transmit (i.e. when you're talking) and not incidental background noise, such as typing or other background noises.

To set Push-to-Talk go into the Mumble settings and in the Audio Input section look for Transmission. There should be a pull down menu with 'Continuous', 'Voice Activity' and 'Push To Talk'; select the last one.

Then go into the Shortcuts section and click Add. There should be a new shortcut called 'Unassigned' in the Function column. Click on it where it says 'Unassigned' and you will see it becomes a pull down menu, select 'Push-to-Talk' there. Click in the Shortcut field to the right and press the button you want to use to activate the microphone.

It is recommended you specify a key they you generally don't use when typing a lot. Ideally you want a key that is not frequently used while typing since you may be on IRC or typing something else at the same time that you are using Mumble.

No Loopback

Disabling audio loopback prevents your own words being echoed to you as you say them, which can be quite distracting. This is usually disabled by default, but may not be.

In the Mumble settings go to the Audio Output section. Down the bottom is a Loopback Test area with a pulldown menu. This should be set to 'None' instead of 'Local' or 'Server'.

Headphones

Headphones should be used to prevent other people's words being played back through your microphone and creating an echo effect of everything said while your microphone is live. On most PCs and laptops this does not require a headset with a microphone since there are usually separate jacks for audio input and audio output.

In the Mumble settings go to the Audio Output section. In the Positional Audio section (above the Loopback Test section) is a tickbox for using headphones. Tick that box and plug headphones into the audio output jack on your computer.

Disable Text-To-Speech

Text-To-Speech uses a synthesised voice to read content typed or pasted into the text chat box in Mumble. This frequently interferes with the audio you want to hear: the other speakers.

In the Mumble settings go to the Messages section. Scroll down the bottom and remove the tick from 'Text Message' in the 'Text-To-Speech' column. You may want to remove ticks from some of the other fields too.

Performance and Troubleshooting

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Mumble is a real time application and many factors can affect the audio quality and usability. Before taking any further steps, please make sure you are running the latest stable version of the Mumble client (from Sourceforge) and that your sound card drivers are up to date. If you are experiencing problems with audio playback or recording in other applications, then Mumble is not at fault.

The most common faults and their solutions are listed below:

Official Mumble client errors

• A referral was returned from the server (Windows client) - The digital signature used to sign the Mumble executable is invalid as the signing certificate has expired. Update to the latest stable version of the Mumble client (from Sourceforge) to resolve the error.

Clicks, pops and distortion

Are you...

• Connected to the internet via a 3G/4G modem, dongle or are tethering via your phone? - Mumble functions adequately even on higher latency and/or slower connections. Try moving closer to a window if you are indoors, or move to a location with better reception. If your device is in a metallic protective case or is sitting on a metallic surface, this will effect the signal strength. Try removing the device from the case or elevating it above said surface if possible to see if your connection speed and latency improve. It is possible the 3G/4G cell (tower) you are connected to is congested; nothing more can be done in this case other than moving to a different suburb.
• Connected to a WiFi router at home or public hotspot? - if you are at home, try moving closer to the wifi router to get a stronger signal, and consider upgrading to a 300mbps 'N' or the newest generation 'AC' routers if you are still using conventional 802.11g 54mbps WiFi. If you are using a public hotspot, it might simply be overloaded from too many users taking advantage of the free internet.
• Sharing an internet connection with others? - check to make sure your housemates or family are not hogging the internet connection by torrenting, streaming High Definition (HD) videos or downloading large files. If your connection is slow, Mumble may be competing for bandwidth with other users in your household. A sign this may be the issue is if normal internet browsing feels sluggish. Ask your housemates or family to pause their downloads while you check if Mumble audio quality has improved.
• On a laptop or netbook? - many laptops and netbooks will switch to a 'power saving' or 'low power' mode when running off batteries, which reduces the transmit/receive power of WiFi adapters. Try switching to 'high performance' mode in the power management settings or connecting your device to an AC adapter.
• Running bandwidth intensive applications in the background? - such as bittorrent clients, Dropbox or online/cloud backup? These applications will saturate your internet connection causing packets for Mumble to be delayed or lost. Try closing these applications to see if audio quality improves.
• Running the latest version of your sound card drivers? - often manufacturers release updated drivers to fix bugs which cause glitches during audio playback and recording. If you experience audio problems during normal use of your computer e.g. listening to music, watching Youtube videos or Skype calls, it is likely a driver update may solve your problem. Most computer manufacturers have a self-service technical support portal which will allow you to download the latest updates for your system. Alternatively, seek help from a tech savvy friend.
• Installing the latest updates for your operating system? - updates to the audio stack released by the developer of your operating system may resolve your issue. If you are not already regularly patching your OS, now is a good time to start! Updates generally improve the performance and stability of your computer and fix security holes to keep you safe online.
• Experiencing frequent dropouts or slowdowns during peak periods with your internet connection? - this will definitely affect Mumble usage. You will need to contact your ISP's support department to have your internet connection problems resolved.

Unable to hear others

Are you...

• Running an unofficial client? - some unofficial (that is, not the official builds available at http://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Main_Page) clients do not implement the Mumble Protocol correctly. Try installing and running one of the official builds. If your problem is resolved, it is likely there was a bug in the client you were using and you should contact the developer for further support.
• Running the latest version of Mumble? - the latest version available for most platforms as of August 2016 is Mumble 1.2.16 and includes fixes for a slew of bugs, including the OpenSSL 'Heartbleed' vulnerability and supports the Opus CODEC. If you are using version 1.2.3 or older, you will not be able to speak or listen on servers that mandate the use of Opus over CELT or Speex. Please download and install the appropriate package for your operating system from http://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Main_Page.
• Running Mumble on a Linux operating system? - the Mumble packages available with some distributions have known bugs which remain unresolved 4 years later. You may experience intermittent issues hearing other users on the server speak. Some users report limited success resolving their audio issues by re-connecting to the server or toggling headphone mute. For users running Ubuntu Linux or Debian derivatives (eg Mint, Elementary OS), try adding the mumble-release PPA to the apt sources.list and install Mumble from there. Alternatively, tech savvy users may wish to compile Mumble from source manually.
• Running Mumble on Android? - the Mumble project does not have an official Android client. The clients available on the Google Play store are developed and maintained by 3rd parties and some do not implement the Mumble protocol correctly. If you are able to connect to a Mumble server, but are unable to hear specific people speaking, or unable to hear any speech in a particular channel/room, some users have reported limited success resolving their audio issues by re-connecting to the server or toggling headphone mute.

Hum, buzzing, squealing, distortion and static

Are you...

• Running Mumble on a laptop? - some manufacturers (ASUS, Acer etc) are notorious for supplying power supplies (AC Adapter) with their laptops which are not as robustly engineered and emit a lot of electromagnetic and radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI). This is often audible when listening with headphones and the volume turned up as high pitched whistling, squealing or TV 'white noise'. Close all applications on your laptop and increase the volume to maximum. Is the whistling/squealing/white noise still noticeably audible? Is it still audible when you unplug the power supply? If not, your power supply is probably at fault. You will need to run your laptop off batteries when using Mumble or purchase a quality replacement power supply.
• Using a headset/microphone with a long cable? - the cable could be picking up interference from other appliances or cables nearby. Try physically shifting your headset/microphone cable away from any power cables, extension cords/powerboards and plugpacks/power supplies to see if the audible artifacts decrease.
• Experiencing 'tics', clicks, buzzing or whining in sync with mouse cursor movements, keystrokes or applications opening/closing? - this is a rare problem and usually means that the motherboard in your PC or the power supply is poorly designed. You can opt to replace them or install a dedicated sound card, but both options will likely incur considerable cost.
• At a computer connected to the same power outlet as a fridge, air conditioner, pump or fan? - these appliances often inadvertently inject a large amount of electrical noise into your house wiring which carries through to your desktop/laptop computer. You can confirm this by listening to your speakers or headphones for the presence of buzzing/roaring as you turn these appliances on or off. Use of a surge protector or power filter may be beneficial. These are available from hardware stores, Big W, Kmart, JB Hi-Fi, Officeworks etc for $5 to $30 for standalone units, or up to $50 for power strips; the $100+ units are unnecessary. Alternatively, try powering your computer from a power outlet in a different room.
• Hearing thumps, scratching or crackling? - your headset, microphone or headphones are likely damaged. Thumps, scratchy audio or crackling is usually caused by a break in the copper wire, or a failing connector.
• Using a cheap $2 headset? - the quality of bargain basement priced electronics varies wildly. Borrow a pair of quality headphones/headset from a friend (or listen using speakers) to see if the audio artifacts are still present. Headphones/headsets of reasonable quality can be purchased from Woolworths, Coles, Big W, JB Hi-Fi, Officeworks etc for as little as $5 to $12.

Android and 3rd party clients

As of June 2013, the majority of free Android Mumble clients tested and some 3rd party Mumble clients available for Windows, Linux and Mac have significant bugs that render the application almost unusable. You may experience problems such as:

• Frequent crashes or intermittent freezing,
• Lag when connecting to Mumble servers or changing channel/rooms,
• Lack of support for newer audio CODECs,
• Inability to connect to some servers,
• Inability to hear some speakers,
• Inability for others to hear when you speak.

It is strongly recommended that you run the latest stable official Mumble clients available for download from Sourceforge, or as provided by your operating system distribution.