Error downloading podcast - part 2

I've subscribed to a podcast, both via iTunes and the podcast's website, and I keep getting the error message that "There was a problem downloading" the podcast and "The URL"....."could not be found on the server." - +*on my Mac*+. I subscribe to the podcast, and it works just fine, with the same version of iTunes on my PC at work. I can also listen to the podcast directly from the website, but that does me no good on the way to work in the car.
The problem DOES NOT appear to be on the website's end, since it works fine with a different computer.
I'm using the current version of iTunes on both computers, whatever version of Windows on the PC. and Mac OSX (10.4.11) at home.
Any ideas would be most welcome because I'm days behind on the podcast, and they're starting to crack down on internet use at work....

Hi,
This problem is not specific to AFCS but compiling AIR apps with Flex 3.2 SDK and player 10 throws the same error. I found posts on web also that mention this http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg109113.html//www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg109113.html .
I have mailed to the flex and air team regarding ways to get the AIR app compiled with Flex 3.2 SDK in Flex builder because it seems as if it is not taking the player 10 classes like thSoundCodec. The method I suggested earlier for adding -target-player in additional compiler arguements used to work ( http://forums.adobe.com/message/28560#28560 ) as you can refer from this post but it seems with the latest player version it doesn't.
For your purpose for the time being, why can't you use the player 9 SDK of AFC for the Air app? If you are not using Player 10 specific classes or API's with your AFCS project , use the player 9 swc. You can also have the source in that case. And I will get back to you once I hear from the player team on ways to fix this issue.
Thanks
Hironmay Basu

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