first you must download the torrent, locate the place where the files are downloaded to and then drag and drop the audio files into your iTunes library.
Edit: If you don't want to go through all that trouble every time you download, you can do this instead:
In uTorrent, go to options>preferences>directories and change where the files download to the "Automatically add to iTunes" folder. (Usually C:\Users\(username)\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Automatically Add to iTunes)
It works well if all you download is music and movies, and if something's wrong and it can't add something, it just puts it into a "Not added (insert date here)" folder so it's easy to find.
Then when you open iTunes next, the files will automatically be there and start sound checking and whatnot.
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If you mean a bitTorrent client (e.g. Azureus or uTorrent), you can't.
If the song is copyrighted and you don't own it, then downloading it (for free) via torrent is illegal.
You can wait for itunes or use torrent sites. Maybe they have a website you could order from
you might be able to download it via a bit torrent but im not to sure.
You can download iTunes if you want to buy your music. Great program... Or you can torrent your music using something like Vuze.
The downloaded file has to be kept along with the torrent to seed. It is that downloaded file you are uploading. You can move the file to an external drive and still keep seeding, but you would have to tell the torrent where the new location is.
A torrent site is alleged to have reduced sales and profits for the music industry. However, with most new songs being downloaded legally through iTunes, and with the advent of subscription services such as Spotify, this damage is somewhat limited.
Your media can be placed anywhere you wish, whether on the Internal or external hard drives or even on CDs. Use iTunes preferences to indicate how iTunes adds media to your iTunes Library. If you manually move media around, iTunes will not know where it is. So after moving any media, drag the media from its new location on to the iTunes dock icon. Media that iTunes has lost contact with will be marked by an ! mark. You can have iTunes find the media by locating the media for iTunes.
yes, from itunes on your computer
Yes, as long as a virus isn't pretending to be a song in itunes you can move your songs over safely.
no, i don't think you do because it should move your old itunes memory status to the new one.