Final Fantasy VII: Voices of the Lifestream Torrent Help

[Itikuo]

Ok I'm sure this problem has been raised in the past. I've looked a little at the forums for the answer but we are talking about alot of info to go through here.

I went to the direct site and did the download and my software doesn't recognize the bitorrent download. I mean its downloaded but I don't have anything to play it. I have Realplayer, Quicktime, VLC Media Player,

I want to be able to download it and burn it to a CD so I can listen to it when I'm driving, the VLC Media Player far as I know is stictly for viewing unless someone knows how i can use it otherwise. Given that the VLC player doesn't even play it which I find to be odd because it plays almost all formats.

If anyone has a link that I could go to download the correct software to recieve the file and be able to transfer it to a Cd I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks for taking the time
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[Rozovian]

This probably belongs in Help & Newbies.

Anyway, I think your problem is that you've only downloaded the bittorrent file. You need a torrent app to download the actual music, the torrent file is how the software finds the music. I dunno what software is the best, but here's the most obvious choice (http://www.bittorrent.com/).

If that's not the problem, let us know.

As for burning it to a CD, or several (once you've actually got the music), iTunes can do that. Dunno what your best choice is, but iTunes should work.

[jayc4life]

http://www.bittorrent.com/

The .TORRENT file you (probably) downloaded is just a tracker for the software to use so it knows what files to download. (Well, that's probably worded a bit wrong, but I'm sure you'll get the gist of it once you download it)

EDIT: Rozovian got it in one, pipped me to it.

[Itikuo]

Yeah I figured it out shortly afterwards and now have the entire album burned to my HD for my future listening pleasure. Once you dabble in something new you learn.