ver 3.3 Stable. Destination name change problem,

Changing the destination name causes a "Files missing from job" error when client is restarted

This is due to the download location sub-directory being renamed to the destination name, but the path entry in resume.dat is NOT being updated.

Changing the caption in the joblist to match the subdirectory and running a force recheck fixes the problem AND [obviously] the path in resume.dat

Retested in 3.3.1.29213

Still the same issue.

Hi,

Quite new to this... I have a older version than mentioned above ( 3.2.3 build 28705 [32-bit] ).

I "downloaded" a lot of different series without changing the destination folder. (silly me)

And then I did a spring clean up in my directory and moved the different series in to different folders. (windows 7 64-bit) I noticed that I got "file missing...". If I moved the files back, problem solved.

I tryed the other way. Right click on the utorrent and Advanced/choose download destination (translation from swedish version of utorrent) Now the "Save as" in the info tab looks correct and the "file" is in the right folder in my directory.

But as you stated above, when I have restarted the utorrent client the "file missing, please check..."-message is back!

What is the solution? Is there a solution? (I do not understand your solution above, how to change the resume.dat file by changing the caption.... It's like greek to me... sorry) One of the problems is that I have a swedish version of the utorrent and when I google translated your "changing the caption" it became "change the picture text" (what picture?!)

Here is a screen shot (if I succed in posting it) of my utorrent joblist right now and you can se that in the info tab the "save as" is changed to where I want to have the file. (It was downloaded to C:\Users\MissJoLi\Downloads\ and then I created the folder Greys Anatomy and redirected the job there). What should I do now to correct the error message "file missing..." without moving the files back to where I originaly downloaded them? Thanks in advance!

https://forum.utorrent.com/img/Printscreen_utorrent.png

Force a recheck in the parent directory of current file location.

If you have opened the video files in a player that automatically retags, such as iTunes or Windows media player, the files will have been altered and therefore are corrupt and unrecoverable using the original metadata.

Retested in 3.3.1.29213

Still the same issue.

i've got the same problem since long before

i post about this but they ignored my post:rolleyes:

so currently the best way is better not using sub-dir move i guess