Yes it does and I found it out when I went to play one. Do I just
lleave them as is even once I listen to them? I tried to delete what
I thought was one epasode and it was trying to delete the whole feed.
So I stopped it and will await your answer. Thanks this was wrorring
me.
On Sep 22, 2007, at 2:25 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Shaun,
On Saturday, September 22, 2007, at 10:57AM, "VaShaun Jones" wrote:
Yes, I did it and it was easy. It was better than even
on Windows.
I have a question that maybe you have answered but I want to know do
I have to go to the store to play the podcast or just to sources and
songs undrer posdcast?
If you have a podcast downloaded on your machine, then just select
"Podcasts"
under your Sources Outline and play the podcasts under the Songs
Outline.
You'll notice, incidentally, that iTunes will tell you how many
unplayed podcasts
you have when you navigate there in your Sources window.
The general rule is: to play a podcast, movie, audiobook, tv show
etc. under iTunes
the file either has to be on your machine and known to your iTunes
library or else
you have to be accessing a feed (for example, at the iTunes Store)
that allows you
to play that file. It's more convenient to download a file if you
think you want it rather
than trying to play it from the feed, and that's especially true of
movies or videopodcasts
or TV shows which take up more bandwidth.
You can only connect to the iTunes Store when your internet
connection is
working. This is also true for radio streams. Everything else you
can access
locally since the files are on your computer.
Hope this makes sense.
Esther
