How to Convert a Torrent to NZB
Torrents are widely used to transmit files directly from one computer to another, without the need to host them on a server. The files are downloaded through peer-to-peer, or file-sharing, programs that reconstruct the files bit by bit. An NZB torrent, which contains info on Usenet newsgroups, starts as a tiny file that contains the file name and information about the trackers. Once the download is complete you'll have either the finished file or an archive that must be unzipped.
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Instructions
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Install a file-sharing application like Vuze, BitTorrent or uTorrent.
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Double-click the torrent and it will open in the program you installed. It it fails, open the P2P client first and enable the option Associate with .torrent Files.
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Click "Start" to begin downloading if the download does not begin automatically.
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Wait until the download reaches 100 percent, then right-click it.
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Click Open Containing Folder to locate the NZB. If the file name ends with a RAR or ZIP extension, install compression software to open it.
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