adamantine Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 i still use version 1.6.1. but there is 1 thing that i need very much and i'm ready to switch to a new version despite anything (in case the feature i'm speaking about is implemented)the point is that we could have 1 wonderful option:the possibility to enumerate (somewhere in settings, in some empty line) file types that should not be neither displayed (in a window with the content of a torrent-file) nor downloaded automaticallyvuze (the very well known rival of u-torrent) has very allied feature within its settings: the possibility to enumerate file types that should be ignored on creating a torrent-filewhile i'm asking for a possibility to list file types that should be totally ignored by u-torrent when displaying the window with the content of a torrent-filefor instance, these are only some file types that i don't want to see/download at all:log, txt, md5, m3u, sfv, nfo, gif, bmp, png, jpg, doc, ini, dat, htm...to me these formats are total nonsense and garbagethe option could be placed not only at the 'settings' page but also within the window with the content of a torrent-file (with the adjacent tick allowing: to disable the option temporarily and to show all the content for the current torrent-file only)this option may be named 'File Types To Be Ignored When Downloading:'and after my edit the line could look like this:File Types To Be Ignored When Downloading: *.log, *.txt, *.md5, *.m3u, *.sfv, *.nfo, *.gif, *.bmp, *.png, *.jpgand please believe me, i'm so tired of this nightmare when i have to disable all the numerous unwanted ticks manually (since 2009 and until now)the scale of my this problem is immense. just imagine, i've reached 24.000 of added torrent-files (more than 99 % of them are torrent-files with music in lossless formats) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DreadWingKnight Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Duplicate request.A lot of the file types you've listed would end up downloaded anyway because of cross-file pieces and the need to download the files to check them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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