How to Play Downloaded Music on Vuze

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Using the Vuze player, you can play most music audio and video files. You can also convert files that you can't play directly in Vuze to a format compatible with iTunes. Vuze plays the most common music audio and video formats, such as MP3, MP4 and WAV files, directly within the application. To export music video files to iTunes, you must complete a one-time installation to enable the option to use the Device Support feature. Once enabled, you can prepare any items in your library for playback in iTunes.

1 Audio Files

2 Click the Library link

Click the "Library" link in the My Torrents section of the sidebar.

3 Locate the music file you wish to play and click the play icon in the Play Now column

Locate the music file you wish to play and click the play icon in the Play Now column. If the Play Now column doesn't display, right-click the top column and select "Play Now" from the list of options.

4 Click the play button

Click the play button on the Vuze media player window to begin playing your music.

5 Select the device

Select the device with which you want to play your music. You can select any device compatible with iTunes.

6 Music Videos

7 Drag the music video file

Drag the music video file to the "iTunes" section in the Device Playback section.

8 Click Turn On when prompted to enable the Device Support feature

Click "Turn On" when prompted to enable the Device Support feature. Wait for the Vuze Transcoder to complete installation.

9 Select the device with which you want to play your music

Select the device with which you want to play your music. You can select any device compatible with iTunes. Once you select the device you want to use, Vuze automatically converts your video file to a format compatible with the chosen device and transfers it to iTunes.

Avery Martin holds a Bachelor of Music in opera performance and a Bachelor of Arts in East Asian studies. As a professional writer, she has written for Education.com, Samsung and IBM. Martin contributed English translations for a collection of Japanese poems by Misuzu Kaneko. She has worked as an educator in Japan, and she runs a private voice studio out of her home. She writes about education, music and travel.

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