DC++ v0.842
Open source
Vista / Win10 / Win7 / Win8 / WinXP
Vista / Win10 / Win7 / Win8 / WinXP
The original Direct Connect is an unique file sharing tool, based on chatroom-like sharing communities called hubs. In the hubs users can chat, browse each others files and share them.
DC++ is a fully Direct Connect compatible alternative client. It offers more functions, like ability to connect to multible hubs, and a more efficient GUI.
This great piece of work has more or less replaced the original DC client. Highly recommended.
For help with this and other P2P tools, please visit our P2P forum.
DC++ is a fully Direct Connect compatible alternative client. It offers more functions, like ability to connect to multible hubs, and a more efficient GUI.
This great piece of work has more or less replaced the original DC client. Highly recommended.
For help with this and other P2P tools, please visit our P2P forum.
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Keywords:
file
sharing
napster
direct
connect
neo
modus
License type
Open source1
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Date added
21 May 2017
Downloads
669,020
File size
86.31 MB
(< 12min @ 1Mbps)
Supported languages
English,
Finnish,
Swedish,
Norwegian,
Spanish,
Dutch,
Danish
Operating systems
Vista / Win10 / Win7 / Win8 / WinXP1
1License and operating system information is based on latest version of the software.
21 May 2017DC++ v0.866(Latest stable version)
16 Jan 2017DC++ v0.864
26 Nov 2016DC++ v0.863
03 Oct 2016DC++ v0.862
29 Sep 2016DC++ v0.861
09 Apr 2015DC++ v0.851
17 Jan 2015DC++ v0.850 testing
28 Apr 2014DC++ v0.843
10 Apr 2014DC++ v0.842
07 Apr 2014DC++ v0.841
01 Apr 2014DC++ v0.840
12 Nov 2013DC++ v0.831
22 Sep 2013DC++ v0.830
23 Jul 2013DC++ v0.828
19 Jun 2013DC++ v0.825
03 Jun 2013DC++ v0.822
21 May 2013DC++ v0.820
04 Mar 2013DC++ v0.811
30 Jan 2013DC++ v0.810
21 Oct 2012DC++ v0.802 Experimental
29 Sep 2012DC++ v0.801
17 Sep 2012DC++ v0.800
18 Apr 2012DC++ v0.797
15 Jan 2012DC++ v0.791
10 Jan 2012DC++ v0.790 Experimental
15 Apr 2011DC++ v0.782
06 Mar 2011DC++ v0.782 Experimental
06 Mar 2011DC++ v0.781
13 Jan 2011DC++ v0.781 Experimental
13 Jan 2011DC++ v0.770
06 Jul 2010DC++ v0.770 Beta
17 May 2010DC++ v0.762
16 Mar 2010DC++ v0.761 Beta
12 Mar 2010DC++ v0.760 Beta
07 Mar 2009DC++ v0.750
16 Dec 2008DC++ v0.7091
28 Nov 2008DC++ v7.091 Beta
31 Aug 2008DC++ v0.708
04 Jul 2008DC++ v0.707
22 Jun 2008DC++ v0.707 Beta
13 May 2008DC++ v0.706
24 Apr 2008DC++ v0.706 Beta
15 Mar 2008DC++ v0.705 Beta
15 Dec 2007DC++ v0.704 Beta
08 Nov 2007DC++ v0.703 Beta
21 Oct 2007DC++ v0.702 Beta
18 Oct 2007DC++ v0.701 Beta
11 Oct 2007DC++ v0.700 Beta
16 Jun 2007DC++ v0.699
19 Dec 2006DC++ v0.699 Beta
14 Jun 2007DC++ v0.698
10 Oct 2006DC++ v0.698 Beta
RE-installed 0.674
I was able to find and obtain many hard to find objects in a matter of weeks, and just about Everything I get is fully working and mostly good quality.
I love it.
And for the record, if it's really a concern to view a specific file you're getting, all you have to do is go to the Incomplete folder, drag out the file you want to somewhere like the desktop, and have some media player open it up. Most of the time it will work, if not all the time, that's how I do it. Late.
Think big
That is that incomplete downloads are not readable, viewable etc...Incomplete downloads are saved in a new 'Incomplete Folder' as a DCTMP file that will not translate into an 'MP3', 'avi' or 'mpeg' file until the file is completely downloaded...So, if you want to check and confirm whether you want the file or even enjoy it, you'll have to wait until it is completely downloaded thereby wasting your time really.
I assume the new twist is a result of trying to prevent users from sharing incomplete files or perhaps it is a way to disguise downloads?...Either way, it's a new feature that appears to be here to stay...My advice, stick to the older build (0.401 etc.)
That is that incomplete downloads are not readable, viewable etc...Incomplete downloads are saved in a new 'Incomplete Folder' as a DCTMP file that will not translate into an 'MP3', 'avi' or 'mpeg' file until the file is completely downloaded...So, if you want to check and confirm whether you want the file or even enjoy it, you'll have to wait until it is completely downloaded thereby wasting your time really.
I assume the new twist is a result of trying to prevent users from sharing incomplete files or perhaps it is a way to disguise downloads?...Either way, it's a new feature that appears to be here to stay...My advice, stick to the older build (0.401 etc.)
Overall:
I highly recomend the prog to everyone, if not for a longer period, at least give a try, personally the original DC++ was not on the top of the list, but the other clients with lots of useful features are really good. Considering the piracy problem, if ure paranoic, dont use it because it can really scare you(or your parents):)
Thanks if ure still reading, i hope i could help and give some guidelines, if u have comments or wanna share ure thoughts with me i would appreciate it: frakk@hotmail.com