Is it possible to re-open a torrent/edit the files being downloaded?

[kaevne]

I understand that uTorrent already allows you to edit the files being downloaded when opening the torrent. However, if the torrent finishes, I have to delete it and re-open the torrent file to edit the files being downloaded. This is inconvenient in two ways:

1. I have to retain the original torrent file and know where it is. Or I have to re-download the torrent file.

2. The torrent rechecks the files already in the folder, for large torrents this is a huge pain because if I just want to add a single small file to a large download, my computer has to re-check that whole large download.

Is it possible to edit the files in the torrent while it is downloading or while it is seeding?

The reason I as is because BitTornado has this function. If you click "Advanced" on a torrent, you can check/uncheck files to be downloaded and even set priorities for certain files to finish earlier than others. Of course, I still use uTorrent because it is the superior client, but it would be nice if this functionality exists.

[DreadWingKnight]

http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=66031

[kaevne]

This is not what I'm asking. I did search for it. I know there's a way to edit the files you want to download. I want to know if there's a way to edit the files WHILE the torrent is downloading or seeding or even stopped in the same way that BitTornado allows you to edit them.

[moogly]

Go to Files tab and change the priority of files you want to download or not (right click).

And you already can change the name or the folder location for files within a multifiles torrent.

[kaevne]

Again, this is not what I'm asking. I'm not asking about the priority of all torrents. I'm asking about priorities for individual files within multi-file torrents.

I'm also asking about being able to check/uncheck certain files within these multi-file torrents WHILE they are downloading or seeding. Not at the beginning. Not after reopening. While they are downloading. This is most definitely possible because BitTornado implemented this feature. I am asking if this is possible in uTorrent.

[DreadWingKnight]

Then look again at the files tab, because you obviously aren't seeing what we're telling you to look at.

[moogly]

Use the function RELOCATE in the Files tab.

[Ultima]

@moogly: From what he's written, relocate isn't what kaevne is looking for. What you originally described is what he's looking for -- he just hasn't bothered to read your previous post carefully. Or even attempt to look to see if it's relevant.