Did I pay 50$ for a Minion?

[Recaldy]

So a friend of mine I went to FanFest 2016 with got a merchandise line code (/fume) and I purchased through him the Heavansward OST CD. This thing does not play in my car (Why I bothered to purchase it) or on my computer. I play FFXIV on pc and I refuse to turn on other hardware just to listen to something that should be available on PC through normal means. Why is the full CD in jp anyway? Trying to save money I take it? Don't think you have to with the demand for the merchandise looking at that line. I'm assuming it being a blueray disk is the problem. Is it really necessary for an AUDIO CD? I'd like a refund if it is at all possible.(Highly doubt it.) >_>+

[ZhaneX]

Buy a blu-ray disk player for your PC? Most PCs come with one by default already nowadays. My 4+ year old laptop has one.

[UnaLihzeh]

You just need a blu-ray player, which, are extremely common now. It's unfortunate that your friend didn't say something. You can buy it on the SE store, and it's made pretty obvious that you need a blu-ray player on that listing.

[Powe]

Well hope you figure that out, also some people payed 150 dollars for the Odin emote soooooooo

[Lavarinth]

Clearly states NOT a music CD and is a blu-ray disc. How else would they fit 100~ tracks on a single disc...

[Shirai]

If it is anything like the Before Meteor and ARR OSTs there should also be a ZIP folder with the music in MP3 format on there, which you can burn to CD, or several audio CDs if your car's stereo doesn't play MP3 either.
Don't take my word on this though, I don't own the Heavensward OST yet so I cannot confirm it for this one.

https://store.na.square-enix.com/pro...ray-music-disc

MP3 Files Included
In addition to the high-quality sound and video that you can experience on your home Blu-Ray player, we have included compressed zip files of all the songs in MP3 format (320kbps)! Extract the music files using a Blu-Ray disc player (including the PlayStation®4, PlayStation®3), or a Blu-Ray compatible PC, and take the music on the go in your favorite MP3 player.

Confirmed.

You'll still need a PC with BD player to extract them however, as others above me said.

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

You can also just put the disk into any network-connected blu-ray player, including the PS3, PS4, XBox One, and any standalone that can be hooked up to your home network. They built a file transfer option into the disks so you can download the music from the disk over your network. I've used this feature on all of the OST's, it works great.

As for the whole, use a CD argument, the OST's are all over 1 gig, JUST for the MP3's. There is other stuff on there as well.

CD's hold a maximum of 700mb.