How to use emule/

[GhostFace]

What is the procedure of using emule, is it posted here already?

[pillowbaker]

What is the procedure of using emule, is it posted here already?

As a matter of fact, you're very close already. In this very forum where you posted your thread, this is a Step-by-Step guide, stickied to the top.

Direct link:
https://www.first-loves.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7279

On the first post of the guide is a link to an updated version:
https://www.first-loves.com/forums/view ... 814#p93814

Let us know if you run into any issues.

[GhostFace]

i found out on my own, so i click the link with box and then it will appear in emule app. im looking wheres the location of thefile name and i found out it is in the TRANSFER option..the downloading was slow or maybe my internet was slow, it start downloading later it get stuck.

By the way, i try to download the updated version but it is not downloading so i search and try to download other version (v0.60c). dont know if its new or old

[Night457]

GhostFace, you figured out how to use eMule the same way I did: install it, then click on things and see what happens. Even when I know there is information available online, I prefer to actually play with the software rather than read about it. I realize I DO miss out on important information that way. When I have to, I do some reading.

Make sure you take a look at the official eMule site:
https://www.emule-project.com/home/perl ... al.cgi?l=1

..the downloading was slow or maybe my internet was slow, it start downloading later it get stuck.

Emule is Peer-to-peer like torrents, so this will happen because the people uploading will disconnect some of the time. If there is only one source for a file, then it can take quite awhile to get that file. The uploaders often have to use their Internet for other things than eMule. Also there may be many people downloading many files from them. If you disconnect yourself for awhile, then you will go to the back of their queue and have to wait. It might help if you try to download a couple different files from DIFFERENT uploaders at the same time. That way, if one source for one file is not available, you may still be able to download another file from other sources. This keeps your eMule busy. Just do NOT overload your eMule with dozens or hundreds of files, or it will take forever to finish them!

By the way, i try to download the updated version but it is not downloading so i search and try to download other version (v0.60c). dont know if its new or old

I am still using the last "Official Version" v0.50a, which dates back to 2010! The v0.60 variants are "Community versions" created by knowledgeable users. I can not find a date for v0.60c, but it looks like v0.60d is from this year. v0.60d is here:
https://www.emule-project.com/home/perl ... m=download

[GhostFace]

GhostFace, you figured out how to use eMule the same way I did: install it, then click on things and see what happens. Even when I know there is information available online, I prefer to actually play with the software rather than read about it. I realize I DO miss out on important information that way. When I have to, I do some reading.

Make sure you take a look at the official eMule site:
https://www.emule-project.com/home/perl ... al.cgi?l=1

..the downloading was slow or maybe my internet was slow, it start downloading later it get stuck.

Emule is Peer-to-peer like torrents, so this will happen because the people uploading will disconnect some of the time. If there is only one source for a file, then it can take quite awhile to get that file. The uploaders often have to use their Internet for other things than eMule. Also there may be many people downloading many files from them. If you disconnect yourself for awhile, then you will go to the back of their queue and have to wait. It might help if you try to download a couple different files from DIFFERENT uploaders at the same time. That way, if one source for one file is not available, you may still be able to download another file from other sources. This keeps your eMule busy. Just do NOT overload your eMule with dozens or hundreds of files, or it will take forever to finish them!

By the way, i try to download the updated version but it is not downloading so i search and try to download other version (v0.60c). dont know if its new or old

I am still using the last "Official Version" v0.50a, which dates back to 2010! The v0.60 variants are "Community versions" created by knowledgeable users. I can not find a date for v0.60c, but it looks like v0.60d is from this year. v0.60d is here:
https://www.emule-project.com/home/perl ... m=download

Thank you boss! now i know its like torrenting and download 1 file at a time

[GhostFace]

GhostFace, you figured out how to use eMule the same way I did: install it, then click on things and see what happens. Even when I know there is information available online, I prefer to actually play with the software rather than read about it. I realize I DO miss out on important information that way. When I have to, I do some reading.

Make sure you take a look at the official eMule site:
https://www.emule-project.com/home/perl ... al.cgi?l=1

..the downloading was slow or maybe my internet was slow, it start downloading later it get stuck.

Emule is Peer-to-peer like torrents, so this will happen because the people uploading will disconnect some of the time. If there is only one source for a file, then it can take quite awhile to get that file. The uploaders often have to use their Internet for other things than eMule. Also there may be many people downloading many files from them. If you disconnect yourself for awhile, then you will go to the back of their queue and have to wait. It might help if you try to download a couple different files from DIFFERENT uploaders at the same time. That way, if one source for one file is not available, you may still be able to download another file from other sources. This keeps your eMule busy. Just do NOT overload your eMule with dozens or hundreds of files, or it will take forever to finish them!

By the way, i try to download the updated version but it is not downloading so i search and try to download other version (v0.60c). dont know if its new or old

I am still using the last "Official Version" v0.50a, which dates back to 2010! The v0.60 variants are "Community versions" created by knowledgeable users. I can not find a date for v0.60c, but it looks like v0.60d is from this year. v0.60d is here:
https://www.emule-project.com/home/perl ... m=download

i will explore this, its new to me

[Night457]

Thank you boss! now i know its like torrenting and download 1 file at a time

It is like torrenting because it is another form of Peer-to-Peer sharing. But also like torrenting you can download MORE than 1 file at a time. You just can only download one file PER SOURCE at a time. If you are downloading one file from me, you can not also be downloading other files from me. Those will just sit there and wait if I am the only source. But you can be downloading other files from other sources at the same time.

[GhostFace]

Thank you boss! now i know its like torrenting and download 1 file at a time

It is like torrenting because it is another form of Peer-to-Peer sharing. But also like torrenting you can download MORE than 1 file at a time. You just can only download one file PER SOURCE at a time. If you are downloading one file from me, you can not also be downloading other files from me. Those will just sit there and wait if I am the only source. But you can be downloading other files from other sources at the same time.

i see, got it..the more u share, the more the speed will be faster or it depends also with the connection?

[Night457]

No, I don't think sharing increases the speed. It depends on your internet connection. But sharing DOES give you a warm happy feeling!

[GhostFace]

No, I don't think sharing increases the speed. It depends on your internet connection. But sharing DOES give you a warm happy feeling!

Ok thank u for the time