[schweitzer]

Is there any ed2k client for android OS?

If yes that will be very helpful, because using pc to download big files consumes a lot of electricity...i always get scolded by my dad.

[fox88]

The question should have been asked in General discussion subforum.
But since you posted it in FR, let's call it a request. eMule was not designed to be portable, it's Windows only application.
Long time ago those who wanted to have a close relative of eMule in other OSes created amule (www.amule.org). Maybe you could ask there.

This post has been edited by fox88: 29 October 2011 - 10:00 AM

[Some Support]

aMule has no better chance running on Android than eMule, they are both written in C++, while Android uses Java (with the possibility of outsourcing some parts in C). So the short answer is: There is no eMule client which runs on Android. There is jmule which is written in Java and could probably ported to Android easier than any other existing client - but it hasn't happened yet.
I have to admit, my first thought about eMule on Android is "Who would want to use P2P on their mobile phone via 3G?", but the idea of running it on your phone connected to your wireless router in order to save energy (and reduce noise) is compelling. Unfortunatly that doesn't makes it happen

[coluche]

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...because using pc to download big files consumes a lot of electricity...i always get scolded by my dad.

Your best chance might be to use either a notebook of the powersaving kind - can be <10W,
or one of these nifty thingies : synology NAS (~180€, plus the harddisk(s) )- I forgot the exact numbers, but I think it was around 12W/idle and 20W/busy.

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Features :
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Download Station

Supported Download Protocols : BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB/eMule
Custom BT Port Range
BT / eMule Bandwidth Control
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This post has been edited by coluche: 29 October 2011 - 06:42 PM

[schweitzer]

thanks for you guys' responds.

i really hope one day ed2k client becomes available for mobile OS...

perhaps windows 8 phone can do...hehe

[Tuxman]

There is some eD2k client available on the market IIRC, not tested though.

A quick search led me to GetEd2k, which passes eD2k links to a *Mule/mlDonkey server somewhere around the world, so it could, maybe, do a bit of what you want to achieve?

This post has been edited by Tuxman: 31 October 2011 - 01:16 AM

[Tuxman]

With what?

[UserEmule]

Tuxman, on 08 November 2011 - 05:40 AM, said:

With what?

you could find free internet downloader on the internet and get it to run on a phone, then paste the links in there and it will download off of ed2k on your phone. As of a few years ago when I tried it, it didn't allow you to search the emule network but maybe it has been upgraded since.

[Airwreck]

stumbled on this looking for emule for android.. I can give you a very good reason for it to be on an android.. All the TV boxes that run android.I have been searching for a film thru the KODI addons.. and I find links but no sources... I have found the film in emule.. but have to move it from the desktop to the tv box... oh well will keep looking