True remembrance/insani

I just downloaded True Remembrance and I have a problem. The installer won't run. I tried many times but it won't even take me to the install screen. I downloaded it from the http link. I can't do torrent. I clicked on the setup program many many times but it won't load. I use Windows XP Sp2 with Japanese language on. Any idea why is this happening? Please help and thanks in advance

Also is there any alternative to download all the games on insani website? They're all pretty much on torrent and I can't use it.

[jyuichi]

www.bitlet.org

According to PC Mag: "Who needs a BitTorrent client? Just find the torrent metafile link on a tracker site, plug it in at BitLet.org, and let it retrieve the file as if you were downloading it from a regular Web site."

I've never used this as I use bittorrent (for legit things only but still use it) but its worth a shot.

If anyone is worried about the torrent being dead like a lot of insani's are, I'm still seeding it.

[ChocoEd]

Originally Posted by jyuichi

If anyone is worried about the torrent being dead like a lot of insani's are, I'm still seeding it.

Sorry about that. We actually have a policy of keeping all of our torrents seeded all the time, but sometimes the seeder processes fail and I don't notice immediately. I've just restarted a bunch of stuff... woops.

Thanks for the assist, jyuichi.

Originally Posted by jyuichi

www.bitlet.org

According to PC Mag: "Who needs a BitTorrent client? Just find the torrent metafile link on a tracker site, plug it in at BitLet.org, and let it retrieve the file as if you were downloading it from a regular Web site."

Best I can tell, bitlet is just a BitTorrent client written as a Java applet. Therefore, it won't help if BitTorrent traffic is filtered at one's firewall. It just lets you download stuff without having a standalone torrent client installed.

[jyuichi]

Originally Posted by Roto

Best I can tell, bitlet is just a BitTorrent client written as a Java applet. Therefore, it won't help if BitTorrent traffic is filtered at one's firewall. It just lets you download stuff without having a standalone torrent client installed.

That's all you need to use a library or school computer though, at least around here. Generally only program installation is blocked not specific traffics.