CityOfVienna Podcast - Submitting RSS fails, CoverArt Issue

hi folks,
the city of vienna wants to offer some podcasts. but it seems, that we´re caught in the cover art issue. Submitting the RSS-Link via iTunes-Client fails. ErrorMessage. (Podcast Art Cover has to be 600x600...)
So, we have a 1400x1400 PNG, with RGB and below 500kb. Despite that, we´re getting the error.
After 10 different tries, we´re now stuck in this problem. We appreciate any help. Thank You.
Best,
Michael
http://www.wien.gv.at/multimedia/podcast/wienat-logo.png
http://www.wien.gv.at/multimedia/podcast/stadt-der-zukunft.xml

The usual issue is where an itunes:image tag exists but the image is a small one (despite the error message sayingr 600 x 600 they are now demanding 1400 x 1400). They didn't appear to be compaining if there was no image, only if it was too small, so I don't know why you are getting a rejection. I can only suggest creating the tag and trying again.

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