A .torrent file is not an audio file.

iPods cannot play .torrent files.

A file is much much more general than a torrent file. A torrent file is a type of file. Torrent files are downloaded files that are in the middle of being processed and downloaded. They're kind of like crown downloads.

A torrent file is a set of instructions for a "torrent application" to find and download the files described in the torrent; it does not contain the actual file, and will never be useful as a PDF or any other type of text document. As such, the user of a torrent file will need a torrent application, such as BitTorrent, to download the files referenced in the torrent file. Properly installed, a torrent application should automatically start downloading any files referenced by the torrent automatically. Assuming the torrent refers to a PDF file, once the download is complete, there will be a PDF file in the download folder that can be opened by any PDF viewer.

A torrent is a file that you download that links you to other peers who are sharing it, to download the file the torrent specifies.

To download a torrent, you need a client such as utorrent.

A psp torrent I am assuming is a .torrent file used to download psp games.

you can see the properties or txt file with that torrent