Inspector is wrong! podcast duration bug/error

Question

Here's what happened: using iWeb to publish a podcast. After eight episodes, noticed that using an ampersand ("&") in the description made for ugliness in RSS and iTunes ("&" becomes "&-amp" or something). So I go back and edit every entry -- changing "&" to "and." Then I publish. Oh, I also changed the name of the website and the podcast page in the "Site Organizer" area for more clarity.
Suddenly, episodes are reappearing in my personal iTunes Podcast library, as if I haven't downloaded them yet (so there's a ghost episode wiith "Get" next to it under each ep). If it were just because the description changed, I might understand (though not accept). But the weirdest part is, the duration has also changed -- each episode now says it's 10-15 seconds longer than it actually is. If you "Get" a doubled episode with the wrong time stamp, the time reverts to being correct once the download completes.
But here's the real problem: when I go into my Entries in iWeb and open the Inspector, then go to RSS > Podcast, the duration is incorrect there. The mp3 file it's referring to has not changed, nor has it been damaged. Somehow the Inspector just decided out of the blue to add some time to each duration for no apparent reason.
So I manually edited my RSS, but the episodes are still appearing twice in my podcast library (even after clicking Update), and every time I publish I will probably have to manually edit the RSS if I want the time to be correct, since the Inspector, and hence iWeb, has the time wrong.
Anyone else seen this? It's gotta be a bug, and I don't anticipate there being a fix for it, but I thought I might find comfort in knowing others have run into this.
Ideal outcome? I don't want my subscribers to get confused and think they have to re-download old episodes, so I'd like for the ghosts/doubles to disappear from subscribers' podcast libraries. I'd also like to be able to get the time stamp/duration to read correctly in the Inspector so that I don't have to manually change that in the RSS file after every time I publish.
By the way, this is for Never Not Funny, the Jimmy Pardo podcast.
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=142348028
Also, not sure it matters, but the feed is routed through FeedBurner to get stats.
G5   Mac OS X (10.4.6)  

Answer 1

Thank you for ur replay
but where is the MOS?
Before I Write down this thread, I read this "Please read this before you post"
And they write that we can write bugs here, and write in the title (Bug ___) followed by the main Problem title
read this !
Mark Bug and ER thread clearly
If you are reporting a bug start your subject with BUG. If you are requesting a new feature start your subject with ER.
Edited by: Muhammad Afifi on May 30, 2010 2:42 AM