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< li > Torrent files contain information about the actual file you want to download, and connect you to the swarm of peers sharing it.< / li >
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< li > Transmission can watch a certain folder (eg your Safari download folder) for torrent files and then open them automatically via Preferences -> Transfers -> General.< / li >
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< li > By default, Transmission deletes the original torrent file upon opening. If you remove a transfer, in order to resume it you will need to reopen the original torrent file in Transmission.
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Simply choose 'Save Torrent File As…' from the File menu before deletion to avoid having to download the torrent file again.< / li >
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< li > Once your download is complete, you can set a default ratio to automatically seed to, and then pause.
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This can be adjusted in Preferences -> Transfers -> Management, or in real time using the Action menu.< / li >
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< li > Both seeding and downloading transfers can be queued, and Transmission can skip over stalled transfers, in order to maximise queuing efficiency.
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Queuing can be configured in Preferences -> Transfers -> Management.< / li >
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