Difference between revisions of "How to Specify Locations to the uTorrent Folder Structure"
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| − | Step 1 - Click on “Directories” in the left menu, | + | Step 1 - Open the preferences window thru the "Options" menu. |
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| + | Step 2 - Click on “Directories” in the left menu, | ||
*Tick the check box for “Put new downloads in:,” then | *Tick the check box for “Put new downloads in:,” then | ||
*Click the browse button “…” | *Click the browse button “…” | ||
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| − | Step | + | Step 3 - Browse to your Dedicated Folder Structure you created for uTorrent. |
*Click on the “New Downloads Folder”, then | *Click on the “New Downloads Folder”, then | ||
*Click the “OK” Button. | *Click the “OK” Button. | ||
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| − | Step | + | Step 4 - Tick the check box for “Move completed downloads to:,” then |
*Click the browse button “…” | *Click the browse button “…” | ||
[[File:7utorrent.completed.downloads.a.png|500px]] | [[File:7utorrent.completed.downloads.a.png|500px]] | ||
| − | Step | + | Step 5 - Browse to your Dedicated Folder Structure you created for uTorrent. |
*Click on the “Completed Downloads Folder”, then | *Click on the “Completed Downloads Folder”, then | ||
*Click the “OK” Button. | *Click the “OK” Button. | ||
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| − | Step | + | Step 6 - There are two (2) boxes to tick here, |
*“Automatically load .torrent from:,” and | *“Automatically load .torrent from:,” and | ||
*“Delete loaded .torrents,” then | *“Delete loaded .torrents,” then | ||
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| − | Step | + | Step 7 - Browse to your Dedicated Folder Structure you created for uTorrent. |
*Click on the “torrent Files Folder”, then | *Click on the “torrent Files Folder”, then | ||
*Click the “OK” Button. | *Click the “OK” Button. | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 12 August 2011
Additional Information
The “New Downloads” folder is where uTorrent will store New TV Series Episode files while they are being downloaded.
Step 1 - Open the preferences window thru the "Options" menu.
Step 2 - Click on “Directories” in the left menu,
- Tick the check box for “Put new downloads in:,” then
- Click the browse button “…”
Step 3 - Browse to your Dedicated Folder Structure you created for uTorrent.
- Click on the “New Downloads Folder”, then
- Click the “OK” Button.
Additional Information
- After a new download is complete, uTorrent will move the completed download to the “Completed Downloads” folder.
- This location is where Media Center Master will process the completed TV Series Episode for archiving.
Step 4 - Tick the check box for “Move completed downloads to:,” then
- Click the browse button “…”
Step 5 - Browse to your Dedicated Folder Structure you created for uTorrent.
- Click on the “Completed Downloads Folder”, then
- Click the “OK” Button.
Additional Information
- The “torrent Files” folder is a temporary storage area for a .torrent file.
- This is the location Media Center Master will save fetched .torrent files to.
- A .torrent file is a control file used by uTorrent to gather pieces of a file to reassemble it back together.
- After the .torrent file has been read, uTorrent will delete it, to eliminate clean-up maintenance.
Step 6 - There are two (2) boxes to tick here,
- “Automatically load .torrent from:,” and
- “Delete loaded .torrents,” then
- Click the browse button “…”
Step 7 - Browse to your Dedicated Folder Structure you created for uTorrent.
- Click on the “torrent Files Folder”, then
- Click the “OK” Button.
