How do you burn PS2 games downloaded form BIttorrent?
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It depends on how the game was uploaded, Generally they are image files IE iso, so you will need a burning program such as Nero to burn the files to a DVD via a DVD Burner, but your PS2 will need a chip to play illegal copy's of games.
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BitTorrent is a program use for downloading only which means you can't use it burning files on cd. you must a burning software like nero burning, nero is a program use to burn different files like audio, video doc. pics and many more. download nero6 in bit torrent and install it in your pc. hope it helps..
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That's not a good question, but this might help.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bittorrent
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You cant since Bit Torrent doesnt download consecutive parts, it downloads parts it can find at the moment, and it only assembels parts after fully downloaded!
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yip stick to iso files,better still get your games from bittorrent
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You click Find Image, and find the image file you downloaded. Then hopefully you have PS2 compatitible disks, and you go to burn image file, and you just burn it on.
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Step 1: Download Client: www.bittorrent.com\n\nStep 2: Go to Tracker Website: www.isohunt.com\n\nStep 3: Search for what you want.  Choose the item that has the most seeders/leechers available.\n\nStep 4: Click 'Download Torrent' and have browser "Open with" Bittorrent.\n\nStep 5: Read a book, surf at a slower speed, take a nap, etc.\n\nStep 6: Enjoy!
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you will need a cd burner drive(cd-rw) and a blank cd, open your burning program, drag and drop the folder you want to copy and hit burn.
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That is not an easy question to answer.  There are a lot of things to consider here.  If it is a VIDEO_TS folder that needs to be burned, I use Nero...  \n\nBUT there is a wonderful site that can help at www.videohelp.com.  They have loads of tutorials that can help you.
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Use Torrents;\n\n1) Download Bittorrent off;\nhttp://www.download.com/3001-2196_4-1060...\nor µTorrent off;\nhttp://download.utorrent.com/1.6/utorren...\n\n2) Look settings/preferences in whichever one you downloaded and select a suitable download location.\n\n3) Go to thepiratebay.org, bittorrent.com, or any torrent search page of your choice.\n\n4) Search for whatever you want and find a link that says "Download Torrent" (or something like that)\n\n5) Select "Open with µTorrent/bittorrent"\n\n6) Allow sufficient time for download.\n\n7) Go to your download location and your file should be there.\n\n8) Allow utorrent/bittorrent to run for a while to "seed"\n\n9) Remove the torrent by pressing delete and quit.
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Yes, use Nero 6, and select "create DVD-video". Then add your files (it lets you choose any of the formats) to your project and burn them. It recodes the video files to allow them to be played in any DVD player (or PS2).
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using Nero,, very easy. \n\nHere is a good website to show you the steps to rip DVDs. \n\nhttp://wiki.ehow.com/Rip-DVDs
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Nero should do this for you.  Bin/Cue files are an image format, just go to the part that says burn image.
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Once you got to the .torrent file link, you need to open it with a "Bit torrent client" program (go ahead, google that! "bit torrent client"...). That "client" will connect to the "server" announced on the .torrent file and download the movie/audio/game/program/file/porn/etc that you were trying to get to play.\nOnce the download reaches 100% you can play back the file.\nMost usually, 700MB on a torrent download take up 6-9 hrs of download. Deppends on how many people is trying to get the file, and how many already have it complete and are sharing.
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Basically, u go 2 torrent sites and choose wot u want, u download a small file usually around the 300KB size, using a Bittorrent program (BitTorrent, BitSpirit, BitComet, Etc) u load up the program, choose 2 download new file, choose the torrent file u want 2 download and away u go :-) thats basically it
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Use Bit Torrent there are torrent files for just about everything.
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No i dont think thats possible because your computer cant understand the data format your ps2 games. Ive also never heard of that being done so id have to say no.