Eversince we left AOL there have been ways of downloading massive files almost instantly onto our computers. Hard drives get bigger, the internet
gets faster and priacy gets easier to access. There are a few ways of downloading anime, Bit-Torrent, Direct Downloading, FTP, and MIRC are a few to name a bit.
Bit Torrent: To downloading using bit torrent you'll need a client usually downloaded from download.com. These programs connect you to a variety of
people who are trying to download the same file as you are. There is one person with the entire file and people with pits and pieces of the same file. The way it works
is that if I have a bit of a file and you dont I'll send it to you so that you can get that bit and you'll send me the bits I dont have. The only way to speed up those
downloads is to have a fast Upload speed. Sorry 56kers this isnt really for you
Direct Downloads: Direct downloading would be the best way to download anime. Its usually the fastest reliable way to download
any episode you would like. Direct downloads on the other hard cost the person hosting the file money so a nominal fee is usually
charged for these. Many sites for direct downloads also offer downloads managers so they allow you to get a huge file in a couple days
if you arnt able to get it all at one shot.
FTP: Ftp downloading would be for a person who already has been in the downloading scene and has access to these. These accounts usually have
strict downloading rules and if not followed will get you banned. If you follow the rules you shouldnt have a problem downloading anything.
MIRC: A Chatroom program with a file sending option. Perfect if you're in the room and you can actually find people looking for animes you're interested in.
Usually ran on a trading style system. You send me something and I'll send you something in exchange. More social, and more friendly. Can talk to people as you download
and if you get to know someone enough they might give you access to their ftp.
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