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Originally posted by SonicSam

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Originally posted by Felu
@vikke: How about something which doesn't read the title bar and really gets the information from µTorrent

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ddunk tried this before, incredible lag if I recall.

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Around 20 seconds to decode a resume.dat with 20 or so torrents in it. If someone can figure out a decent method, it'd be a great script, but have fun trying to do so.

Hmm... I just decoded a resume.dat with 87 torrents in 0.1572 seconds using PHP.

It doesn't contain any upload/download speeds though (as far as I can tell).

Maybe you could use the uTorrent WebUI as a sort of API? Is that included in 1.6.1 Stable or only the beta?

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Originally posted by WDZ
Hmm... I just decoded a resume.dat with 87 torrents in 0.1572 seconds using PHP.

It doesn't contain any upload/download speeds though (as far as I can tell).

Maybe you could use the uTorrent WebUI as a sort of API? Is that included in 1.6.1 Stable or only the beta?

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its in mine which is the stable one, so i guess so

also the speed depends on how many torrents you have loaded, 1-5 is normally fastish but if you have say 37 or so loaded like me its quite slow

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Originally posted by WDZ
Hmm... I just decoded a resume.dat with 87 torrents in 0.1572 seconds using PHP.

It doesn't contain any upload/download speeds though (as far as I can tell).

Maybe you could use the uTorrent WebUI as a sort of API? Is that included in 1.6.1 Stable or only the beta?

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I tried that too and gave up, packet sniffing didn't work because the data is sent encoded and the javascript used is completely obfuscated.

The Javascript decoding functions we played with were taken from the attached file, via the Samurize script that was put out for utorrent.

Hacked the code a bit, threw some debug timers in there, then executed it with WSH...

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Windows Script Host
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File loading time: 0 ms, Unicode time: 31672 ms, BDecode time: 312 ms, Total time: 32063 ms

The actual BDecoding seems quite efficient, the bottleneck is this dodgy Unicode conversion code...

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// Split the 2 bytes for each Unicode char and add them to an array. Convert both bytes from a charcode to a character.
var UInt8Array = [],charCode;
while(unicodeString.length){
    charCode = unicodeString.charCodeAt(0);
    UInt8Array.push(String.fromCharCode(charCode&255),String.fromCharCode(charCode>>8));
    unicodeString = unicodeString.substr(1);
}

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Here's a forum post where the author asks for help with that: http://www.ozoneasylum.com/27909

I could use pure Win32 APIs to get the information right from the uTorrent window. However, that is also limited, but I can get some more information.

I think 2 seconds is ok, because you will see the changes all the time, but not your contact, she/he will only see them like once in 10 seconds. If I would have 10 seconds timers, there would be too much change between each time.

I'm working on something, but it's not decrypting resume.dat as that would be too slow..

vaccination, what about multiple downloads at same time then?

WDZ: I'll check into WebUI.

Thanks for your feedback.

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Originally posted by vikke

vaccination, what about multiple downloads at same time then?

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hmm, maybe just display torrent #1 in the list?

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var wString = Interop.Allocate((unicodeString.length*2));
    var mbString = Interop.Allocate((unicodeString.length));
    mbString.WriteString(0,unicodeString);
    Interop.Call("Kernel32","MultiByteToWideChar", 65001, 0x8, mbString, unicodeString.length, wString, wString.Size);

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That'll do your conversions for you, however wString.ReadString(0) doesn't read it all, stopping at null characters. I dunno if they are supposed to be there or not, the strings I get back look exactly like what the makeshift conversion gives me. Don't have time to mess around more, so see what you guys can do with it.

Update: 1.1

Changelog:
* Interface (Setting window)
* You can now change update speed
* You can now format your PSM your own way, with %D and %U as tags.

Download: Check main post.

You forgot the description.