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<blockquote data-quote="fcsobel" data-source="post: 148031" data-attributes="member: 16823">I wanted you to test the feed from firefox or IE.&nbsp; Sounds like you did that and it worked fine.When you use the plugin it downloads the torrent file from the server are stores it in the \torrents folder.&nbsp; The file is named tempN.torrent where N is 1,2,3..etc.&nbsp; So when you try to download a file you should see something like temp1.torrent in the torrents folder.&nbsp; Once the file is on disk the plugin tells the OS to run it like this:System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(&quot;temp1.torrent&quot;);Based on the file name the OS sends it to uTorrent or Azureus or whatever software you have associated with .torrent.&nbsp; From your desciption it sounds like UT does not like the .torrent file.&nbsp; Suggest you try it again and take a look at the \torrents folder when you get an error and see if the file is there and if you can open it manually.If you can send me a working rss feed I can try it as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fcsobel, post: 148031, member: 16823"] I wanted you to test the feed from firefox or IE. Sounds like you did that and it worked fine. When you use the plugin it downloads the torrent file from the server are stores it in the \torrents folder. The file is named tempN.torrent where N is 1,2,3..etc. So when you try to download a file you should see something like temp1.torrent in the torrents folder. Once the file is on disk the plugin tells the OS to run it like this: System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("temp1.torrent"); Based on the file name the OS sends it to uTorrent or Azureus or whatever software you have associated with .torrent. From your desciption it sounds like UT does not like the .torrent file. Suggest you try it again and take a look at the \torrents folder when you get an error and see if the file is there and if you can open it manually. If you can send me a working rss feed I can try it as well. [/QUOTE]

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