Convert unfinished downloads between different file sharing programs

Hello people,
I'm new here and this seems like a really nice place :)

I have a question: Is there any utility at all available that can convert unfinished downloads?

I.E. Start download a file in a bittorent client, then convert it to an ed2k download and continue in emule, and then convert it to a DC++ download to finish downloading it with DC++ :) (all that assuming the file is available on all those networks).

I'd appreciate any answers.

Have a cool day,
Fishos

I think it's unlikely you'll find such a tool.

Not sure if you can turn torrent to ed2k, that one is the one of them that might possibly, if you're lucky, work. Though, don't know any tool that does it. Try to just rename the temporary files from the torrent to the ed2k format? :P
Anyways, you can't continue torrent or ed2k in DC++, because DC uses a more "linear" download system, like FTP, where you start at the beginning and goes on to the end. Torrent and ed2k use a system where it puts in the parts of the file as it finds it, i.e. DC++ wouldn't be able to continue because it would require all the bytes from the beginning to the last byte of the torrent/ed2k file to already be downloaded (which it probably isn't). Though, vice versa does work, DC++ downloads can be converted to torrent/ed2k (just rename the temp file) :)

MorphXT has an "import partial" option, shareaza has a rehash option (used after swapping your partials), most bittorrent clients can rehash partials as well

dreamhacker - Actually I meant RevConnect (DC++ mod) which handles downloads much like ed2k, I just wasn't sure you're familiar with it :)

Vargas - I'll check it right away!

Hmm looks like eMule can only import from other ed2k software... not what I was looking for..

the morphXT mod can import any partial, it's a right click option in the downloads window

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Originally Posted by Fishos

dreamhacker - Actually I meant RevConnect (DC++ mod) which handles downloads much like ed2k, I just wasn't sure you're familiar with it :)

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Okay, then I guess that can continue on partial files too. I only have much experience with normal clients like fulDC etc. :P