Resuming a .torrent from another location?

[ResisT]

Is this possible? And if so, how can I accomplish this? I have tried to copy the files with the directory structure intact (clone) from one machine to another but then when I go to resume, the damn thing starts from the beginning, even though all the files are where they're supposed to be. Even if it's 95% finished it starts at 0%. (((((

[silverfire]

Try resuming the folder above the one you select.

[wision]

and what should i do when i have same files, but diferent filenames? just resuming the folder is not enough...

[deeppal]

Rename them

[wision]

heh... i like "#n - name1 - name2.avi" and dont like the idea renaming 30 files to "name1.divx.HDTV.#n.group.member.avi" ...

in bitspirit u can save every file seperately, so i dont have to rename it... its not possible in utorrent?

[Animorc]

Get Total Commander. It has a multi-file renamer with an implemented counter.

[wision]

heh... it doesnt sound stupid to you? do something twice, when you dont have to do it?

btw if ill rename them ill lost episode name (name2 as u see in my exaple), so next renamig will take a lot time more..

[ResisT]

Wow thats kind of rediculous, don't you guys think? To even have to do "anything" in order to resume downloads I mean. Why do I say this? Well, Yesterday after trying for about 10 frustrating minutes to resume a transfer on a different computer then the one it was originally started from, I gave up (I know 10 minutes is nothing but time really is preciuos for me). HOWEVER, I noticed that I still had bitcomet installed on the computer I tried to resume the transfer with.

Guess what? I dumped the incomplete folders/files *AS IS* (no renaming or anything like that) from utorrent into the download directory of BitComet and WHAM, it immediately hashed-checked the utorrent's files and CONTINUED where utorrent left off, which was at 89%!! =) =) =) =) =) =) =)

Nice.

[chaosblade]

So you're saying bitcomet is superb for lazy people ?