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Torrent File Editor v1.0.3 Torrent File Editor v1.0.3 👉 A cross-platform tool for creating and editing .torrent and uTorrent .dat files. Torrent File Editor is a cross-platform application intended to create and edit .torrent and uTorrent .dat files. It is designed as a replacement for BEncode Editor and adds a modern interface along with extra features for managing torrent metadata, file structure, and encoded data. Features: • Create .torrent files from scratch • Add new files to an existing .torrent file • Remove files from a .torrent file • Change file order inside a .torrent file • Edit main torrent information including name, comment, publisher, URL, creation date, trackers, and author • Edit torrent data in JSON format • Support different encodings • Portable operation • Edit .torrent files as a binary tree • Search and replace in tree view • Open files with drag-and-drop • Remove files from the file list using filters • Command line mode Supported operating systems: • Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11 • macOS • Linux distributions with CMake and Qt Supported languages: Afrikaans, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Czech, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Ukrainian Changes: v1.0.3 06-05-26 Update translations Add Source field to Main tab Add button to open URL from Comment field to Main tab Fix date time format in Date created This download is for the Windows 64bit version (very bottom of page). All other download assets are below: Other Windows: torrent-file-editor-1.0.3-x32.exe (32bit) macOS: torrent-file-editor-1.0.3.dmg Linux: torrent-file-editor-1.0.3.tar.gz Linux users can build Torrent File Editor from source using CMake and Qt. First install the required development packages for Qt and CMake using your distribution’s package manager. Download the source codeand open a terminal in the project folder. Run the standard CMake build process: create a build directory, run cmake .., and then compile with make. Once compilation completes, the application can be launched from the generated ... |
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