"Run this program when download finishes"

Are there any programs made for this feature? Like azureus plugins Firstly i want a simple thing: move downloaded files to another folder. I know there is such a feature and i'm using it now but i want to move some files to another folder then that folder automatically. In azureus i can do it with category plugin and changing the files' categories and it automatically saves it there.

Programs made for this feature...? Any program with command line support (or at least support running with arguments) will work with this. As for moving, you can move with command line (I think you can do this: cmd /C move %D NEW_DIRECTORY for multi-file torrents, cmd /C move %D\%F NEW_DIRECTORY for single files), but you'll have to remember to update the torrent download location if you decide to keep it in the list just in case.

Edit: Wow I just realized I typed mv instead of move in those commands...

I was wondering if this would be the correct way to use this feature with winrar, any corrections are greateley apprecieated.

cmd /c winrar e %D/my_very_own_movie.part01.rar s:\film\%N

Doesn't appear to be wrong to me, as long as winrar is in your path environment variable.

Edit: Actually... I don't think winrar.exe has any commandline options, though unrar.exe does.

WinRAR does have command line options.

In fact you can do everything (if not more) from the command line that you can do from the GUI.

Read the the WinRAR online help or the dedicated Console Manual text file.

It is possible to make it extract automatically, and I had in fact figured out the command to do so, but I don't have it saved.

I tryed it with the latest movie i downloaded but it diden't work, it might be because i saved it to a NAS drive tho. And i was thinking that it might not work because it wants some "" arould some of it.

I guess you could try adding the quotes then, could very well be a problem if there are spaces in the path.

Hi again i just found the way to do the job

cmd /k c:\program files\winrar\winrar.exe e "D:\utorrent\My Movie.part01.rar" "s:\film\My Movie"

i don't know if the quotes are nessesary but it worked. you could probably shourten it down with the utorrent commands but this worked just as well.

my path was c:\programmer\winrar\winrar.exe since im using danish windows so you might have to use the quotes there as well, but it worked without for me.

I don't think cmd /k is needed in that case.