The main thing that users like when in the process of configuring the BearFlix 1.1.6.1 is the ability to make the program suit their individual tastes. In essence, this application has been based on Bear Share that everyone knows about and it may also be connected to Gnutella network while being especially optimized to handle video files in particular. There is no problem seeking out files that you want and you only need to enter something to search for and your desired file will appear in front of you.

However, in the P2P network there is no guarantee that the files you need will really be available or free from viruses or even have been properly named. Still, BearFlix 1.1.6.1 has a solution in the file rating option with which you can act as your own policeman who can attack spam that comes through the network.

If you want to seek out files that are similarly named across the network, then BearFlix 1.1.6.1 has hashing with which to discover this piece of information for you and thus you can get files to swarm easily without needing any user intervention. The speed with which BearFlix 1.1.6.1 does the downloads is amazingly fast though you could fault it for being a bit more memory heavy as compared to Firefox 2. Even so, for those who don’t want memory creep there is also a video player to take care of that.

If you use the free version of BearFlix 1.1.6.1 be prepared for the banner advertisements and it is also not quite as quick as the ones that you need to purchase. So, when you look to configure it you won’t be left floundering though what will disappoint you is the absence of any support for proxy server. It makes a wonderful application for the uninitiated user and those who are basically novices when it comes to peer-to-peer usage will certainly find that using the BearFlix 1.1.6.1 helps them get on with file transfers and also files of all the different types that they may need to work with.

If you go out and purchase the BearFlix 1.1.6.1, you will get some increase in speed of performance, but other than that there is not much wrong with trying out the free version either.