http://www.rogepost.com/dn/pv3t
found this on FBTZ thanks to Brock
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http://www.rogepost.com/dn/pv3t
found this on FBTZ thanks to Brock
thanks for that ..
I seem to remember watching that years ago.. is that the one with Keane shouting expletives of joy after Mc Loughlins equalizer? Looking forward to adding it to the collection .. average 20k .. so will probably take a while to download.
thanks again
Yes it is and very entertaining it is too.....also theres a girl interviewed in a pub up there before the match. She has the match spot on a predicts McLoughlin to come on a score.....Quote:
Originally Posted by macdermesser
Not to appear to be a luddite but how does one play torrent files? Assume I'm a moron in techie matters.
Your problem is that you need to download the file first (or rather the file assocaiated with the bit torrent file), for this you need a bit torrent clientQuote:
Originally Posted by Fergie's Son
of which there are many, but they all do the same thing ie download the related file. I use bittornado you can get it from here
http://www.bittornado.com/
Download it and install it, then download the bittorrent file and double click on it, or click on the download button on the link :-
http://www.rogepost.com/dn/pv3t
and click 'open'.
There are loads of other bittorrent clients you can use to download the file
http://www.bittorrentclients.net/pag...ordsPerPage=20
Take your pick! I can't remember why I chose mine, I think it said it was simple and didn't use much computer resourses. (had a old computer at the time). It uses a 'traffic light system', if it stays red it probably means nobody is currently making the file available for download (seeding), as was the case when I tried to download it earlier. When you have it downloaded it (will probably take a long time as it is over 600 megabytes) you should be able to play it in windows media player or in one of the various other media players.
Cheers Trickycolour.