eMule is one of the world’s largest and most trusted P2P file-sharing clients, allowing you to quickly find any type of file (audio, video, text, etc.), including some extremely rare content. eMule connects to both the eDonkey and the Kad networks, which results in a higher transfer speed and faster distribution of popular files.With a vast network of servers and clients (like you) uploading and downloading files all over the world respectively, eMule reduces recovery times for corrupted downloads. 


Features:

  • eMule excels most is with its ease of use and the ability to download files from the browser.
  • eMule is a file sharing program that's suitable for less experienced users.
  • One of the feature of eMule, compared to other P2P clients, is the ability to use a media player like VLC to play a preview of the video or MP3 files that you're downloading.
  • Clients use several networks to create one reliable network. (ED2K, Source Exchange, Kad) Kad is now in an open testphase.
  • eMule's Queue and Credit system helps to ensure that everyone will get the file he wants by promoting those that upload back to the network.
  • eMule is completely free. eMule is also completely free of any Adware, Spyware, and ect. We do this for fun and knowledge, not for money.
  • Each file checked for corruptions while downloading to ensure an error free file.
  • The eMules Intelligent Corruption Control helps to speed up the correction of corrupted parts.

What,s New.......?

In eMule Plus...
  • Improved user interface.
  • Supports huge files (up to 512GB)
  • Improved file previewing.
  • Improved source exchange method.
  • Special ICR (Intelligent Chunk Request) algorithm that always searches for the rarest file sections to avoid downloading the most common sections first.
  • Free of adware and spyware.
  • Source storage.
  • Rejection of unusable sources.
  • Improved search engine.
  • Priority for small files with few sources.
  • Improved client information.
  • Possibility of banning aggressive clients, advertisers, hash thieves, etc.
  • Maximised use of bandwidth.
  • Protocol obfuscation.

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