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Switching off of uTorrent 2016-07-20 00:31:48 Post No. 158799
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So I want to move from uTorrent 2.2.1 to another torrent client that's up to date, but I don't want to have to start everything from scratch, since I like to keep track of my uploads, and it would take over a day to check all of my torrents in the new client. So, and I doubt this very much, is there some client where I could either use my resume.dat file, or otherwise basically just pick up where I left off in uTorrent, statistics/active torrents-wise?
I tried googling it, but all I got was stuff about moving torrents to other clients and then using force recheck, not stats or anything else.
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I don't believe that's possible. Most bittorrent clients don't use a single format of tracking stats, and most don't at all without specifically you telling it to.
As far as clients go, my vote goes for Deluge
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>>158816
Damn. I guess I'll stick with this until the next time I go to install a client.
Oh well, I figured as much.
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>>158799
just start using deluge
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>uTorrent 2.2.1
stop listening to /g/ and get the current one
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>>158882
I actually had that at the start of the year, and switched off of it when it randomly stopped working for me, even after reinstalling it. When I went down the list of clients I knew about, BitTorrent did the exact same thing.
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