Net Transport is a Windows download manager for HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, BitTorrent, eMule, MMS, RTSP, and RTMP transfers. Its URL Sniffer can find direct media links and parse streaming playlists, while Site Explorer browses FTP directories. Scheduling, bandwidth controls, file categories, and browser link capture help manage larger download queues.
| Author: | Kevin Wang |
| License: | Trialware |
| Price: | $29.95 |
| Released: | Aug 4, 2017 |
| File size: | 9.40 MB |
| Downloads: | 495 |
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| Author URL: | http://www.net-xfer.com/default.htm |
Net Transport is a Windows download manager for collecting files and media from web servers and supported streaming sources. It is intended for people who handle many downloads, need to organize files, or work with protocols beyond standard HTTP and FTP. Its protocol support includes HTTP and HTTPS, FTP, FTP over SSL or SSH, BitTorrent, eMule, MMS, RTSP, and several RTMP variants. It can use multiple threads for supported transfers, allowing a download to be divided across connections rather than relying on a single stream.
The built-in URL Sniffer monitors pages and can identify direct media addresses behind streaming links. When a page uses a playlist or script such as ASX or SMI, Net Transport can parse it to find the underlying URLs. This is useful when a browser exposes a page address rather than a direct file link. For FTP transfers, Site Explorer can show a remote directory structure so users can browse folders and select files. FTP connection reuse lets the manager retrieve multiple files from the same site over one connection.
A scheduler can run transfers at chosen times and can record dynamic URLs using a specified filename. The file manager helps sort downloaded items into categories, while browser monitoring, an Internet Explorer context-menu option, and a drop zone provide different ways to add links. Users can set bandwidth limits to leave capacity for other internet activity, and multiple-proxy mode can assign different proxies to individual transfer threads. The program can also shut down the computer or disconnect a modem after queued downloads finish.
Net Transport suits users who need to retrieve files from varied server types, browse FTP archives, or capture direct links to supported online media. Multiple Windows user accounts can keep separate download databases, and the interface supports multiple languages. A disk-cache buffer is included, and the program supports IPv6 for protocols other than eMule. Its wide protocol coverage is useful for specialist transfer tasks, though access to a media stream still depends on the source being available and accessible.
Net Transport is trialware. The supplied operating-system information includes Windows 10; Windows 11 support is not established here. Its listed file size is approximately 9.6 MB. The program is designed for Windows PCs and combines protocol handling, link discovery, scheduling, and download organization in one application.