Artemis 2.6.9 is a free utility for sharing all sorts of files via the BitTorrent PRO peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing protocol. It's one of many similar free BitTorrent clients, each of them claiming unique features that set it above its peers. BitTorrent dramatically reduces bandwidth and increases download speed and reliability. It hosts large files in small bits called 'torrents' on participants' computers via a decentralized network.

Users, called 'peers,' can access and download your torrent when you're logged on. You can transfer immense files like HD video, ripped DVDs, whole directories of photos, or huge applications quickly with very little bandwidth. As with all P2P networks, you're responsible for the safety and legality of what you download. Artemis is based on the Azureus P2P software, which is optimized toward sharing HD video. It's fairly easy to use, as BitTorrent clients go, which means you really should know what you're doing before you do it. The main interface is a dialog in classic Windows style.

August PDF1 Artemis Capture User s Manual V. 42 1 Artemis Capture Artemis Capture is a standalone program which allows you to control your Atik camera. Hi all, bit confussed as normal about the the atik artemis software, namely in the colour button at the top of the toolbar, i`m using a mono atik titan with. I'm on a netbook, I seem to have completely lost the 'Exposure Settings' window, the view menu and button seem to make no difference It all seemed to have s.

Artemis boasts a Configuration Wizard that makes it easy to download torrents and set up P2P connections. A Fast-Resume feature automatically resumes interrupted downloads, and the software compiles the bits into a finished file automatically, too. A 6GB file took mere minutes to download via a standard broadband connection.

Artemis 2.6.9 is freeware. Unlike many file-transfer utilities, it installs and uninstalls cleanly. We tested it in Windows Vista as well as Windows 7 Ultimate and Home Premium, and it worked like a champ in each.

From Artemis is a P2P filesharing application for music, mp3, movies, software, documents and games downloads. You may now take advantage of the software's decentralized network to share, search for, and download about any file you want to. Artemis offers an intuitive user interface, fast resume, disk caching, very low CPU usage, speed limits, chatting, auto port mapping, and the ability to preview files while downloading. Artemis is based on Azureus P2P, optimized for Windows, customized and improved for faster downloads. Full Specifications What's new in version 4.4 Version 4.4 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

General Publisher Publisher web site Release Date October 27, 2014 Date Added December 09, 2014 Version 4.4 Category Category Subcategory Operating Systems Operating Systems Windows 98/Me/XP/2003/Vista/7/8 Additional Requirements None Download Information File Size 11.9MB File Name External File Popularity Total Downloads 27,836 Downloads Last Week 24 Pricing License Model Free Limitations Not available Price Free.

Hoping someone can help me here, as it's driving me nuts! I have an Atik Titan for guiding in PhD, and an Atik 4000 for imaging in Artemis Capture. Kannada Typing Learning Software. Last night, the first clear one in ages of course, was a disaster as the applications key crashing. On closer inspection this evening in the indoor warmth it seems that the problem occurs when I am imaging with one of the cameras and then launch the other application and have to select which of the two connected Atik cameras I wish to use.

It is as if the mere fact of identifying which cameras are currently connected, interrupts the camera that is imaging. On closer inspection this evening it seems that the best thing to do is to launch Artemis first, then PhD, and make sure that there is no image capture going on in Artemis when starting off image capture/calibration/guiding in PhD. In most cases, Artemis can then start imaging without interrupting PhD, but it's not full proof and I was still getting some hang-ups from which the applications don't seem to recover, and even closing out in Program Manager takes an age. Meanwhile, during these hang ups, my '4000 CCD temperature will have gone haywire, invariably stopping completely at its setpoint of -25 deg C, which isn't great when it should be warmed up more gently. Any thoughts on a full proof way to connect all this up would be appreciated.