The first one looks well maintained. For the second one you have to use one of the forks. I can't remember which one i used. Both are installed on a old server.
In short (you don't need the link to that entie page posted above):
Here's the solution I found in case anyone else needs it in their BitComet.
Disable the setting seen highlighted in this screenshot. It stops .padding files from being created. Just described this to someone for their torrent which had a crapload of padding files, and this solution stopped them when he reposted his torrent.
@bbbareback-0 click the icon at the top of your browser, make sure both ‘enable copy’ and ‘absolute mode’ a checked. Then right click on a video and ‘save vid as’ should show up.
What is endpoint security?
Endpoint security protects end-user devices through a process that leverages threat intelligence to detect, block, and remediate cybersecurity threats in your network. As today’s threat landscape evolves, traditional antivirus software no longer provides necessary coverage against malware, zero-day threats, and sophisticated cyber-attacks.
I use Auto-Movie-Thumbnailer ( http://www.amt.cc ). The interface is a bit clunky, but with a little trial-and-error one can get it to work out fine. It generates .jpg thumbnails named the same as the video files it processes. It can handle different file types (.mp4, .avi, .wmv) within the folder it's thumbnailing.
I wish everyone who has more than, say, five video files in a torrent would use and auto-thumbnailer, whether this one or another..
@citydwelleer-0 While I do not have a copy of version 3.5.5 available, I do have a working copy of 2.2.1 that works GREAT with our system on my private server. You can download it here:
