Downloading a file from Internet using Bittorrent and direct FTP / HTTP are two different things. Torrents use Peer to Peer Technology where the load isn’t on single server instead file is served by multiple computers. Here’s How you can create Torrent of any file hosted on web and download via Bittorrent client.BurnBit is a online service which can burn any file on web into torrent which contains meta data information about the content file. This .torrent file in turn can be downloaded via Bittorrent client on your system.
BurnBit says that "If a file exists, there is torrent of it. If not, it will be burned"
Why should I convert a File into Torrent when it is served directly?
While you are downloading file directly, it is possible that many others are downloading from same location. This increases load on server where it is hosted which results in slow download speed. So, Creating Torrent is viable option sometimes. And, if there are many other like you downloading via Torrent from BurnBit you get more peers, more speed from Server and Peers who successfully downloaded. Moreover if you are directly downloading from a server, their are chances of downloading getting cancelled due to the load on the server or due to lost internet connection and hence you have to start from begining while the torrent file resumes the downloading where it is stopped or even after restarting your PC.
How to create Torrent for any file hosted on Web?
You just need URL or link of the file and paste it on BurnBit homepage and hit BURN button. File will be processed in minutes and you are offered to download .torrent of that file.
Web masters can get script to embed on website and offer your readers to download the file via Bittorrent. Also, you can add additional HTTP mirrors for better connectivity and availability.
In short, BitBurn is useful to Webmasters in every way. However, for downloaders, it is more beneficial when it already exists on BitBurn database to get faster download speeds.
click here to visit BurnBit and start burning your file
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