BitLet Evolves: Create and Upload Torrents Online

Written by enigmax on September 30, 2007 

BitLet, the web-based BitTorrent client has received a significant update. A new feature makes it possible to create .torrent files online - ready configured for popular open trackers - and then automatically upload them to Mininova and other sites for maximum exposure.

BitLet: A Cute Web-Based BitTorrent ClientWe reported on BitLet back in July and people were quite excited by this new idea. Although in its early stages, BitLet already looked impressive. A real help to people who want a no-frills but functional BitTorrent experience, BitLet functions within the browser, negating the need for additional software.

The BitLet team promised upgrades were on the way, and after a few short months, the BitLet ‘Upload’ section is now complete. With this addition, BitLet users can not only download torrents but also create them too, all done online within a regular browser. Entering the ‘Upload’ page, the user is asked to enter a tracker of their choice. Bitlet conveniently provides the option to select the urls of four popular open trackers for some seriously easy torrent creation.

BitLetUpload

Once created, the automation of the torrent creation process doesn’t stop. BitLet Upload gives the option to send the .torrent file immediately to Mininova, which is great for advertising the content the user is about to make available. Automatically sending to other sites will be possible in the future.

This is an important new addition to the online BitLet experience. Offering convenience to those who prefer to use a browser or simply have no choice, BitLet Upload brings BitTorrent distribution another step closer to the complete novice.

Previously: Demonoid Trackers Back Online, Site Still Down

Next: Demonoid Returns, Forced to Block Canadian Traffic By the CRIA

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1 Sep 30, 2007 at 14:50 by unknown

Does this allow comcast users to seed?

2 Sep 30, 2007 at 15:08 by ha.

GREAT! More noob loaded content then ever seen before will now pollute the torrent pool even more.!! -wtf

What an extremely stupid idea this was.

3 Sep 30, 2007 at 15:45 by Netmaster

This is simply amazing! Opening the door to less knowledged user.

@Ha: It is my opinion that this way, they will gain experience and become power bittorrent user in no time!

We all started somewhere didnt you?

4 Sep 30, 2007 at 16:55 by Yeww

Do files seed same as well im a lil confused? good idea all the same very portable i guess

5 Sep 30, 2007 at 17:57 by h2h

definitely useful for those who don’t want to dl torrent software and configure it.

6 Sep 30, 2007 at 18:02 by ha.

sure, now easier then ever for fakes to be uploaded, hell , why dont we just automate it for the mpaa and others.

it’s also one thing to add a torrent to a listing, its another to actually seed it properly. No superpower client in the world can help a toolbag actually seed. more dead torrents floating around, AWESOME!

7 Sep 30, 2007 at 18:10 by example

Here is a good example of a toolbag that can’t seed. Torrent was added THREE DAYS AGO.

Do we really need more of this??

http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3821366/NHL_08_rip_BY_DOTCOM1

8 Sep 30, 2007 at 18:27 by Willy

OT: Demonoid is back up. :)

9 Sep 30, 2007 at 18:42 by Nikica

Demonoid is up !!!

10 Sep 30, 2007 at 19:01 by hngovr1

yeah, funny how everyone was bashing Ernesto for posting “rumors” about the CIRA, but in fact, he was right about it. I really dont get why demonoid’s down time yurned into the most immature flame war i’ve ever seen…..

11 Sep 30, 2007 at 19:08 by Pete

Sorry for off topic, but Demonoid is dead to us Canadians. They got owned by CRIA. I visit their page and got redirected to a message that reads , “We received a letter from a lawyer represeting the CRIA, they were threatening with legal action and We need to start blocking Canadian traffic because of this. If you reside in Canada, that is the reason you are being redirected to this message. Thanks for your understanding, and sorry for any inconvenience.”.
Sigh…

12 Sep 30, 2007 at 20:40 by John M

How does it scan your file(s) to make the hash codes a .torrent needs I wonder? Could be a bit problematic for large uploads.

13 Sep 30, 2007 at 20:56 by f0rk

Looks like an java applet. So now uploading needed.

14 Sep 30, 2007 at 21:25 by Anonymous

looks basically like what http://www.torrenteditor.com already did…

15 Oct 01, 2007 at 01:39 by h33t

Ernesto was correct for the right reasons both times Demonoid was down this year

this BitLet idea is as bad as torrentflux

“wait, i am the **AA, i gonna open a TorrentFlux site and host movies then sue downloaders”

*wait, i am the **AA, i gonna open an BitLet account then sue downloaders of movies”

WHAT BITTORRENT NEEDS: safe responsible ipfiltering moderated trackers

16 Oct 01, 2007 at 02:47 by Geckofiend

Would it kill you to provide a link to it?

17 Oct 01, 2007 at 14:27 by tainted coding

it’ java based, screw that shit!

18 Oct 01, 2007 at 16:44 by system

It might be java based, but the essential point is that it runs from your web browser.
Javascript and flash aint gonna cut it for running torrents (apart from the security restrictions, hashing in javascript would kill your machine), server side technologies like php and asp cannot interact with the browser on that level, java is just about the only thing it could be written in.

I imagine it could be useful in certain instances where a fat pipe is available but a regular client cannot be installed.
Net cafes for instance, or workplaces with strict controls on their PCs.

19 Oct 10, 2007 at 08:47 by Mal

With http://www.podmailing.com you can upload your files and folders and they are freely seeded by their servers for a few days - works like a charm!

20 Nov 07, 2007 at 22:42 by shoma

hi

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22 Dec 04, 2007 at 15:22 by Hugh Compton

I’ve tried to upload a torrent file using Bitlet recently. The file is on Mininova but has 0 seeds. I have downloaded the file and am attempting to seed it from two different computers. It will download fine from Mininova to any computer but displays no seeds in Mininova….why?

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