Rename torrent file after downloading qbtorrent

 · The problem seeding is when uT completes a torrent the AMC script will rename and move the file in one of four ways: move This will literally move the content from your seeding folder to your organized folder, you cannot seed unless you do a "Relocate" within uT (this gets really old when you have thousands of files) -copy This will leave the. You start with the files from the torrent with the names that the torrent client expects to find. Then, the renaming tool would copy or move the files to a new location with the names you desire, and leave behind links. Those links would have the names the torrent client would expect, but .  · You can delete the torrent after adding it to the transferlist, qb keeps a copy in the config folder. if you remove the torrent from the transferlist, the copy gets deleted. qb can automatically delete the torrent from the transferlist when it's finished (options-bittorrent-seed until the ratio reaches x amount then delete).

Change the torrent files' download location. If you want to change the folder into which your torrent's files will download, do the following in the pop-up window: Click the folder icon to the right of the "Save at" text field in the middle of the window. Click Select Folder or Choose. Add to Wishlist. $ Buy. This is a qBittorrent remote control client, which controls qBittorrent through the WebUI API, and currently has the following functions: Add torrents via magnet link and torrent file; - Pause, resume, delete, copy magnet link, rename, change category, change save location and other useful functions; - One-key. I'm using Transmission on EOs and I've downloaded a bunch of torrent files which ended up my Download folder in my /home. I'd like now to move the files to my external hard drive without breaking the link and contribute to further sharing upload of these files.

Renaming folders is not yet supported. Closes qbittorrent# Piccirello mentioned this issue on Aug 6, Add ability to rename torrent files from the WebUI # Merged. Piccirello added a commit to Piccirello/qBittorrent that referenced this issue on . My understanding is that if you rename a file, you mess up the torrent. If you want to move a file, you have to move all files in that torrent together and the easiest way to do that is to right click on the torrent in qBittorrent and select "Set Location" If you must rename a file or need it somewhere else, create link or a copy. You start with the files from the torrent with the names that the torrent client expects to find. Then, the renaming tool would copy or move the files to a new location with the names you desire, and leave behind links. Those links would have the names the torrent client would expect, but would point to the renamed files.