A torrent or BitTorrent client is mostly used for peer-to-peer sharing. It also reduces the server and network impact of distributing large files. With 150 million active users, BitTorrent is by far the most popular choice for file sharing.
You can download the .torrent file without a download manager or bittorrent client. However, the .torrent file is only a small text file with information on specific content. When the torrent file is opened in a bittorrent client transfer of that content begins. Assuming you want to download the content associated with the torrent, you need a bittorrent client to do so. The newest (Beta) Opera web browser has a .torrent client built in.
A torrent client is an application which allows you to download files using a torrent. There is a lot of free client software available, the most popular being BitTorrent.
A torrent is a small text file associated with specific content. When the torrent is opened in a bittorrent client, it sets up communications so that transfer of the associated content begins. isoHunt is a torrent search site. People search for content they want there and when they find the content they want, they download the torrent associated with the content to open in their bittorrent client. uTorrent is a bittorrent client which is used to open the torrent files and begin transfer of the associated content.
You need to have both the .torrent file and the partial download. Add the torrent to your bittorrent client manually and direct the save path to the existing partial data. The client will check and recognize the partial data and adjust the %. How to add manually depends on your bittorrent client. For most it is the shortcut Ctrl+O. For uTorrent and BitTorrent it is Ctrl+D.
You can use any torrent client you would like such as BitTorrent,uTorrent,Transmission.
Using a bittorrent client. Using utorrent is recommended, get it from http://www.utorrent.com
A torrent tracker such as thepiratebay, requiring a torrent client such as bittorrent.
you can download it using a bittorrent client and at any torrent site
If you mean a bitTorrent client (e.g. Azureus or uTorrent), you can't.
You don't "extract" a torrent file, as they contain little data to begin with, and none of it would be useful in another form. Their purpose is to instruct a BitTorrent client on what tracker to connect to to download a file, along with checksum information for the file. For Linux, the most common BitTorrent clients are Transmission, KTorrent, and Vuze.
In order to download a torrent media file, it is necessary to first have a torrent client. There are many different torrent clients, uTorrent and BitTorrent are two popular choices. Using the torrent client, you can search for a specific file you wish to download or enter a specific torrent file location to begin downloading.
You need a BitTorrent client to download the contents of a Torrent. There is no other way to download the content. Opera Beta has a client built in.