eMule is a Portable peer to peer (P2P) file sharing application that allows its users to share files over the Internet. It is primarily used to facilitate an easy exchange of large files, such as music, videos, software, and documents, among a large number of users.
How does eMule work for P2P file transfer and sharing?
eMule utilizes the eDonkey2000 network protocol to enable the sharing of files between its users. When a user downloads a file, the application searches for sources on the network and downloads chunks or pieces of the file from multiple sources simultaneously. When a shared file is broken up into chunks, and served from multiple sources, bandwidth bottlenecks are reduced which in turn can speed up the download process for all participants.
Portable eMule P2P features
eMule includes a variety of features to enhance file sharing experience, including a search function that enables users to search for specific files, a messaging system that allows users to communicate with one another, and a rating system for rating and categorizing files based on their quality and content.
It can be stored and run directly from an external portable device such as a USB flash drive, making it portable. Functionality works like Kazaa, Morpheus and Limewire. This tool also features the ability to allow the user to participate in live IRC chat from within the application itself. It uses several ED2K, Source Exchange, Kad networks to create a single network.
eMule Portable Peer to Peer File Sharing
Authors Website: Project Page
License: Open Source
Extracted Size: +-33MB
Download: You can grab this peer to peer file transfer tool HERE
