Is it possible to view a partially downloaded podcast? (or other file)

I'm on satellite and have daily download limit, but wanted to watch the part of the podcast I was able to download. I have a 250MB mp4 file which opens in quicktime with an error message. Is there a workaround that will let me watch the downloaded portion?

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I've been getting a lot of partially downloaded podcasts in iTunes. They podcasts are supposed to be 55 minutes long, but often only 20 seconds or 20 minutes or so of the podcast gets downloaded. I do not see any obvious way to "re-download" the podcasts inside iTunes. The specific podcast this is happening with is "Catholic Answers - LIVE". Does anyone have any idea how I could resolve this problem? (Or at least come up with a workaround).
Thanks!
-Paul

I'm glad I'm not the only one with this problem. I should clarify it too. Catholic Answers publishes two podcast episodes per day, and 9 times out of 10, my Mac downloads them without any issues. But once in a while it fails to download the complete episode. I'm pretty sure my internet connection is reliable because I use it for tons of other things and have no problems with it. It seems like a software issue (iTunes simply times out and doesn't have the robustness to reliably download). All of this started happening after I upgraded to iTunes 7.

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I use a similar jury rigged solution. I simply delete the podcast subscription with the partial download and resubscribe through the iTunes store or the producers website.
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dmaestro,
Welcome to Discussions,
What worked for me is the next:
Select the Podcast and click the 'Unsubscribe' button.
The button will change it's text to 'Subscribe'.
Click on it again.
Open the Podcast directory (click on the small triangle in front of the name).
The missing episode should have appeared now.
Click on the 'Get' button to download it.
Hope this helps.
M

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SG appears to have answered your thread question already.
I have written blog posts about the Content situation for Premiere Elements 11 and 12. If you think that supplemental information would be of interest, these are the links to that information....
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Hello,
Lately, iTunes has been labeling partially downloaded podcasts as complete and refuses to resume downloading. The particulars of the problem are as follows. I have a very slow internet connection at my home. iTunes will often start downloading podcasts while I'm at home. When I take my computer to work, the downloads are stopped and the episodes are marked as new and complete in the list of podcasts. If I try to "Update podcast", nothing is downloaded. This is annoying, since I have about the first three minutes of all of my favorite podcasts, most of which are an hour or so in length. I have tried pausing downloads before disconnecting my computer from the internet at my house, but they are not in the list of downloads anymore when I check later at work. Any suggestions on how to get iTunes to download the rest of these podcast episodes?
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Inevitably, while iTunes is automatically downloading one of my subscribed podcasts, iTunes will become unresponsive and freeze. This requires me to Force Quit iTunes, causing file system errors that need to be repaired with Disk Utility. The file system errors usually consist of these:
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iTunes froze again while an podcast was being downloaded (in the Dock, the iTunes icon says "Force Quit"). I waited 10 minutes for iTunes to become responsive again, but it didn't. I tried Cmd-tab to the iTunes window, but it wouldn't come up. I was ready to Force Quit and repair my HD again, when I decided to try one more thing.
I used Expose to show all the open windows, then picked the frozen iTunes window. Doing this showed the window (why Cmd-tab wouldn't, I don't know), where it listed the partially downloaded podcast in the activity bar. I then went to get my SL DVD. When I got back, iTunes was unfrozen and the podcast download had completed!
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Kroll17 wrote:
I don't know, I thought it was pretty clear
"was just used to download Podcasts from the App Store"
it said it was used to download a Podcast from the App Store
I have not down downloaded any podcasts and there are no podcasts in the podcasts app, of course if Apple were to list the podcast that was downloaded, the IP address and the device it might help one dismiss the message.
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It does NOT say you downloaded a podcast. First, podcasts are not downloaded from the App Store; they are downloaded from the iTunes store.
It's very clear to me; the app named "Podcasts" was downloaded, not a podcast. "Podcasts" is a app provided by Apple for managing and downloading podcasts.

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How do I delete downloaded podcast episodes?

Hello,
I am using an iPod touch. Using iTunes on the iPod, I downloaded some podcast episodes. (I did not subscribe to podcasts. I just downloaded individual episodes.) I can listen to the audio without wifi by going to Music app/program, choosing More, then Podcasts.
But once I'm done listening to them, how do I delete the audio?
NOTE: I do NOT want to connect the iPod to a computer. I want to delete the audio/podcasts directly on the iPod touch.
Thank you.

thanks, lllaass. Swiping solved it. Hope that when I remove the last episode in the podcast, the podcast itself is removed from my list of downloaded podcasts.

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