Torrent File Editor is a simple, non-impressive, but decently efficient Qt-based app. Other capabilities include the option to edit a torrent file as a binary tree, search and replace directly in the tree structure, remove files from the file list with filters, and it even has a command line mode. The data can be edited as JSON format, but in this mode non-ASCII symbols are not supported. One of the best features is that it allows you to change the main file information within a torrent file such as the name, the comments, the publisher, URL, creation date, trackers, author, and so forth. You can also change the order of the files within a torrent file. For example, you can add new files to and remove files from a specific torrent file.

However, it's also good for editing and tweaking already existing ones. Features at a glanceĪs mentioned before, Torrent File Editor is perfect if you want to create torrent files from scratch. Torrent File Editor is one such application, a free and open-source, Qt-based GUI tool that allows you to create new or edit already existing torrent files (.torrent and. Be that as it may, having a specialized app for this particular task can be of some use, as it provides a much broader range of features. In order to enable the encryption in BitTornado open Terminal and type: 'sudo nano ~/.BitTornado/' to edit the config file of BitTornado.Creating a torrent file is not at all difficult, especially since most OSes provide a set of basic tools to get the job done. so then whenever you open a torrent BitTornado starts downloading the torrent. When you convert btdownloadgui.py to an app with it, then when you download a torrent, you can asign BitTornado to the torrent file extension, so that you don't need the apple script to start downloading torrents anymore. open the file btdownloadgui.py with it and convert it into a app

When you have installed MacPython 2.5 Universal binary, there is an aplication called: Build Applet in the folder: Applications/Mac Python 2.5, it can convert python scripts into OSX apps. You can notice a different in speed when you use torrent clients wich don't support encryption. ISP’s are using bit-shaping applications to throttle the traffic that is generated by BitTorrent. It's the only osx client with gui besides azureus wich supports encryption, and azureus is a resoure hog.Įncryption is needed because alot of ISP's are killing all BitTorrent traffic. Bittornado is probably the best torrent client for osx as you can see here

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