How to save, unzip and import your downloads

Should you "save" or "open" the file?
How do I unzip?
How to Import?

Should I choose to "save" or "open" the file?

Short Answer: You should select "save"
Long Answer: When asked what you'd like to do with your download, you'll want to select "save." Regardless of whether you download a full album or a single track, you'll want to actually save the file to a place that's easily accessible (like your "documents" or "my music" folder) before importing it into your media player. The default location for downloads in Windows is the "downloads" folder (which can be found in "my documents"). The default location for Mac is the desktop.

How do I unzip the downloaded file?

Full album downloads are stored in a .zip format, meaning they're compressed and have to be "unzipped" before you can import them into your media player. You may need to log back into your account and select to "save" the file rather than open it with a specific program. Once you do you'll be able to unzip the file.

Depending on your operating system, unzipping the files should be as simple as just double-clicking on the downloaded file. You may need to follow some prompts to select the location of the unzipped folder or click the "Extract All" button in newer versions of Windows.

How to Import tracks into your media player such as iTunes or Windows media player

In most media players you can import music by simply dragging and dropping the MP3s into your music library. Just open both iTunes and the folder that your music is stored in. Select the files you want to transfer and drag them to the "Library" in iTunes. Alternatively, you can click "file." If you're having trouble, check your player's help section for specific instructions about how to import audio.