Bittorrent moving files while downloading

 · Hello! I'm currently using bittorrent to download the complete Doctor Who as a single torrent, which is almost 60 GB. I don't have that much space left on my laptop, so i was wondering if it is possible to "move" the finished episodes to an external hard drive while leaving the rest of the episodes to continue downloading?. I've been using bittorrent for years now, and i always seed for a.  · BitTorrent etiquette dictates that once you've downloaded files, you also seed them to help others' downloads go quickly. If you need to move Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.  · uTorrent. Locate the download that you want to move to another drive in the uTorrent client. Right-click the download and stop it. This pauses downloads for the moment. Right-click the torrent again and select Advanced > Set Download location from the context menu. Right-click the torrent and select bltadwin.rus:

BitTorrent etiquette dictates that once you've downloaded files, you also seed them to help others' downloads go quickly. If you need to move or rename your download, everything's thrown off. After you download a file, you may want to move the files from one folder to another. Or you may want to transfer to an external hard drive. SOLUTION. 1. Click on the "folder" icon below for the torrent you want to move. 2. Your Windows or Mac file explorer will launch and allow you to move the files to any location you prefer. 3. BitComet is a free BitTorrent download client! BitComet is powerful, super-fast and easy-to-use. Preview while Downloading. When BitComet is downloading video files, it will automatically try to download the header and the tail of the file as soon as possible. So it is possible to preview the video during downloading process.

Select the torrent, then click the ''Files'' tab in the lower pane. (If you have no lower pane, click ''Options'' and check ''Show detailed info''.) 3. Right-click a file and choose ''Relocate. If you go down the bottom of the main screen in utorrent under the tab 'file' you can choose which files you don't want to download on your current hard drive by right click the files and selecting 'don't download' After those files have finished, you can delete the torrent from utorrent and then reopen it, this time redirecting it to download it to your other drive. You need to tell BitTorrent that you've moved the files using the "Relocate" option on the right-click menu of the file on the files tab in order to do that. If your secondary location isn't permanently accessible to the machine doing the torrenting, I advise against doing that.