Information on Bitzi; using bitcollider

[nightriders]

I said I would be back again

I have installed bitcollider and have submitted a file to bitzi but am at a loss as to how I input information to bitzi

Can any one give me some help

[Lord of the Rings]

You need to be signed into the Bitzi site in order to add user feedback. Become a member, it only takes a couple of mins. If you're already signed in then you don't need to go thru the rigmarole of signing in when you want to add the info & or feedback. I would highly recommend you complete your video or program or audio id3 tags & other tagging info "before" using Bitcollider!

I'm going to make this thread sort of a lesson so to speak to show how easy it is to use bitcollider. Open the Bitcollider program, drag & drop your desired files into the program interface or use the browse button to locate them. Then when Bitcollider has completed the process, it will open your browser & send the bitprint info to Bitzi website. See sample below for step one of using Bitcollider. (Different platforms such as Linux & Mac OSX may notice small differences in Bitcollider. At this point OSX has no user interface.)

[Lord of the Rings]

Step 2 is after your browser opens. You will see the details of the bitprint & a button to submit. After submitting, you can then add info & rating details by clicking on those links. As noted earlier, you must be a member of Bitzi to do this ... not a big deal, it's quick signing up. (BTW some details have been changed here. This is purely a sample!)

[Grandpa]

Hope you are going to put this one in the Sticky section.

[nightriders]

once again thank you very much for your help

I had sussed some of it out, but your details have confirmed and helped with the rest of it.

I have just completed my first one.

Also thanks to Grandpa, you have made me realise what "Sticky" means

I may be ignorant but what do all the icons mean down the left hand side

[Grandpa]

If you click on link below and scroll down to the bottom of the page there is an explanation.

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/forumd...?s=&forumid=29

Also if you scroll to the bottom of the page from the link below the last heading gives you information about how many people are using the forum currently and any information that is pertinent to you.


http://www.gnutellaforums.com/index.php?s=