New podcast in iTunes

How long does it take for my new podcast, which I have confirmed has been submitted to iTunes, to actually show up in the iTunes store? Right now if I search for it, it doesn't come up. The title is L6 D1 Vocab, artist Kathy Lawrence.

I would wait at least 24 hours.

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My feed not refreshing new podcasts on iTunes, even after 2 months. help

hi All
I'm very new at this, but I have been battling to get my feed refreshed on iTunes for over 2 months. but nothing has happened.
podcasting feed: http://www.badilishapoetry.com/podcasts/podcast.xml
itunes page: http://itunes.apple.com/za/podcast/badilisha-poetry/id369675119
(i have the Feed Validator report if that helps at all?? it doesn't help me much)
I initially posted the first batch - 23 to itunes using the free version of Lemondreamz' Podcaster. I then posted the next batch, importing the Podcaster feed, into Reinvented Software's Feeder software. But now here is my problem ...
it won't refresh the information on iTunes, or upload any of the new episodes. And now, having spent 2 months trying, I am more confused than I was when I started it.
I've tried pretty much everything that I can to sort it out, and two podcasters have tried to help, to no avail, what do I do to sort this out? Can anyone help?

In fact iTunes is not looking for the feed at the URL you give, but at
http://www.badilishapoetry.com/
This of course brings up a web page which obviously iTunes does not recognize. I can't say how tit comes to have this address. However the feed you link to has this tag in the top section:
<itunes:new-feed-url>http://www.badilishapoetry.com/podcasts.xml</itunes:new-feed-url>
And this will have redirected iTunes to a non-existent feed at that address.
Furthermore, the feed at
http://www.badilishapoetry.com/podcasts/podcast.xml
reads in Firefox and validates in FeedValidator, but I could not subscribe manually to it (from the 'Advanced' menu in iTunes) - iTunes complained it could not find the file. I can't explain this unless your server is doing something very odd.
I'm afraid you are now painted into a corner. In order to get iTunes back on track you would have to place a working feed with the redirect tag at the URL it now has, and I doubt you can do this.
This leaves you with only two options: one is to abandon the podcast (you should ask to get it removed - details here: you would need to change the title slighly or you will be told it has already been submitted.
Your second option is to ask the iTunes Store to redirect the feed to the actual feed address: I have to say they are often not very helpful, tending simply to send back standard answers (or redirect you back to this forum), but someone did manage to get this done so I suppose you lose nothing by trying. Their Support is at http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/ - click on 'Other iTunes Store Features' in the list and then on 'Podcasts'.
However, you first need to get the feed working. You should test it choosing 'Subscribe to Podcast' from the 'View' menu in iTunes. If this isn't working there's no point in following either option until it is. I can't explain why it's working in browsers but not in iTunes: if you have some sort of redirect in place to another URL where the feed is actually situated (such as a web.me.com address used with Personal Domain) try manually subscribing with that.
On top of all this, the links to the media files in your feed, e.g.
http://www.badilishapoetry.com/june/liesl.mp3
don't work and bring up your domain name provider's 'not found page.

My iPod nano 4th generation won't download newer podcasts from iTunes

my ipod nano 4th generation won't download newer podcasts from itunes

If you use automatic syncing, select the iPod in iTunes. There is a row of "tabs" (starting with Summary). Click on Podcasts there. This is the Podcasts tab, where you tell iTunes how to sync podcasts.
Sync Podcasts is checkmarked for automatic syncing. Below that, set up the Podcasts tab to sync podcasts as desired. For example, you can set it to Automatically include all unplayed episodes of selected podcasts. The "all unplayed" option gets new podcasts episodes to sync automatically. Select the podcasts below.
When you click Apply, your selection on the Podcasts tab (and the other tabs... Music, Books, etc.) sync to the iPod. If the iPod was NOT previously set to use automatic syncing, its existing content is replaced.

New Podcast for iTunes Not Updating in the iTunes Store

Hello Apple Community,
My name is Sara Simms, I have recently started a new DJ podcast series called Flight. My new episode has not updated yet in the iTunes store (its been over three days since I uploaded it)
My podcast episodes are hosted here:
http://sarasimms.blogspot.ca
My Feedburner URL is:
feed://feeds.feedburner.com/sarasimmsflightofficialpodcast
I also uploaded new artwork via Feedburner, in the 'Podcast' section of iTunes I see the artwork has updated.
However, in the iTunes store itself, the new artwork is not displayed. Here is the link to my iTunes podcast:
http://bit.ly/VM8tcF
I just pinged Feedburner, hopefully this helps to update everything.
Could anyone else please let me know if there's anything else I should check/change to make sure my podcast episodes are updating?
Thank you in advance!
Best wishes,
Sara Simms

Hello Sai,
You can try below and let me know the result.
I believe you must be using cycle counting method. Make sure the person name of inventory document creator and the person who actually count the document is same. If so then last counting date will be correctly updated. I would advice you to simulate below scenario.
Create the PI document and assign the name of person. And perform the actual counting by another person by exactly same method for which you were getting an error. Then observe the results.
If above solution fails to find out the cause then consult SAP.
Cheer up!! and all the best!!!
Milind Chaudhari

Problems with adding new Podcast on iTunes

Hello, I'm Sousuke Sagara,
I am having a problem with my xml page, i have done all the stuff on the Podcasts Tech page,
I'm getting this error:
"This feed has no episodes"
And i have it all correct according to the Tech page ._.
This is the Episode infomation:
<item>
<title>MGOF Podcast 1</title>
<itunes:author>Metal Gear Online Forums</itunes:author>
<itunes:subtitle>Our First Podcast</itunes:subtitle>
<itunes:summary>MGOForums.com kick off our first Podcast with a test run which includes a brief history of Razzle Dazzle Unit and Fujita 6, a weekly update of the doubles tournament, and Mlopes chats about playing Blood Bath</itunes:summary>
<enclosure url="http://www.mgofpodcasts.sandasu.net/podcasts/1.mp3." length="47572241" type="audio/x-mpeg" />
<guid>http://www.mgofpodcasts.sandasu.net/podcasts/1.mp3</guid>
<pubDate>Wed, 18 Feb 2009 02:52:00 GMT</pubDate>
<itunes:duration>49:33</itunes:duration>
<itunes:keywords>Metal, Gear, Solid, Online, Forums</itunes:keywords>
</item>
If their is anything incorrect about this then please tell me.

In the <enclosure> tag, which iTunes uses to locate the media file, you have a period at the end, after the 'mp3' - this invalidates the URL and produces a 'file not found' error, hence the 'no episodes' complaint.

Problem with new podcasts

The podcasts I have subscribed to for a while work fine for me - I can update them from iTunes and get new episodes and everything works fine. When I subscribe to a new podcast through iTunes and try to download an episode, I get an error that reads, "The file may be corrupted or a file type that iTunes does not support" - I tried several different new (to me) podcasts and have the same issue.
Thanks in advance for any help!

gbelles wrote:
... Episodes I had already listened to remained on the Ipod, but they didn't show up in the Podcast menu anymore.
Not sure how that could happen, how do you know they are there if you cannot see them?
Anyway, to get back to your preferred display, when you connect the iPod to iTunes, go to the device and look at the Podcasts tab. On this, you can choose options for which Podcasts are kept and where. I cannot be more descriptive at the moment because iTunes has decided to reconfigure and will not start until I re-boot my PC.
Nice to know I'm in charge, not the technology!!

The podcasts that I have subscribed to via itunes have stopped downloading/syncing. I see new podcasts on the podcasts website but they are not listed on my list of itunes podcasts, nor do they show up when I sync to an iPod

the podcasts that I have subscribed to via itunes have stopped downloading/syncing. I see new podcasts on the podcasts website but they are not listed on my list of itunes podcasts, nor do they show up when I sync to an iPod. any ideas, thanks joanlvh

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4527 iTunes: How to move your music to a new computer

How do I hide old podcasts in iTunes 11.1 and What's Up with the New Podcast Pane?

FIrst of all, I'm having fits with this "new" way of managing podcasts.
For years, I have managed the podcasts on my iPod (and now my iPhone 5) by manually syncing the device with my subscribed podcasts in iTunes. I have iTunes set to download the most recent episode of each of my podcasts and to keep all episodes until I delete them. Some podcasts I listen to or view only my MacBook Pro and I don't sync these to my iPhone. This has worked fine for years.
I moved to Apple's dedicated Podcasting app when I purchased my iPhone 5 earlier this year, but I maintained the manual syncing as I had done, using the app only to play the podcasts, not to subscribe to or download them.
I upgraded my iPhone 5 and iPad 3 to iOS 7 on launch day and downloaded iTunes 11.1 to my MacBook Pro, running OS X 10.8.5. The iOS upgrades went flawlessly for both of my devices, but iTunes has been a problem. It was sluggish when I first opened it, with lots of spinning beach balls. When I opened it for the first time, I went to the Podcast section and to my list of podcasts. They all now had "Subscribe" buttons by each of them (I was already subscribed to the podcasts in iTunes before the update). I assumed that I had to click the buttons to activate subscriptions in iTunes, but low and behold I discovered that it subscribed my iPhone 5's podcast app to ALL of the podcasts in my list (even ones that I don't put on the iPhone). It also started DOWNLOADING all of the episodes of these podcasts to my iPhone which, had I let it continue, would have eaten all of my bandwidth on Verizon for the month (and then some), plus the iPhone would have been filled up long before it could finish downloading the episodes.
I managed to get the iPhone's Podcast app to stop downloading these episodes, then I manually deleted all of the podcasts that didn't belong on the iPhone. I then had to go through all of the podcasts in the app and click a yellow box that said they hadn't been updated and wouldn't resum updating until I clicked the box.
Then I went back to iTunes 11.1, where I discovered that ALL the podcast episodes for my subscriptions that are still available for download in their feeds were now listed (2,000+ episodes), with previously listened-to episodes now showing with a cloud download icon next to them. Even more frustrating, I can't delete these from iTunes even though I've already listened to them and, even more frustratingly, the "Subscribe" button remains by each podcast in the list.
All I want to do is remove these previously-listened to podcasts from my lists, remove the subscribe buttons (since I'm already subscribed in iTunes), and continue to manually sync my iPhone's podcasts with iTunes as before. What do I have to do to make this happen? And if these are new "features" of the new iTunes, please share with your team that, while there are many who update wirelessly over their cell carrier's bandwidth, others of us don't have the capability (or desire) to do things this way and we want to switch this off and return to the "old" way of doing things.
Any ideas on how to fix iTunes 11.1 to return to the old way of doing things would be greatly appreciated!

What really cheeses me off here is that Apple isn't allowing users enough customization. With each update of iTunes (and the OS and iOS) we're forced to give up something that worked well for the way we want to use the app and make do with fewer (and lamer) options. If Apple keeps this up, they're going to start losing customers fast. I mean if this isn't fixed soon, I'm pretty sure I'm going to give up on iTunes, and then I'll probably go ahead and get a Galaxy when I need to replace my iPhone.
What I don't understand about how they won't let users delete the list of available podcasts now is why? How is this making it a better program? I can understand that not all users are capable enough to right-click on a feed and select "Show all available episodes", so I can see why they want the complete list to be the default (and, surprise, it already was). But to not give users the option to delete that list? It's inconsiderate because it makes navigating feeds with a large back catalogue really frustrating. I'm flabbergasted that no one at Apple considered all the podcast feeds that keep hundreds of episodes available when they removed this feature. It smacks of rank incompetence.
What improvement were they trying to make here anyway? There was nothing wrong to my mind about how podcasts were managed in previous versions. Whatever improvement they were trying to make here, they should have realized that many users would at least want the option to keep things the way they were.
And reverting to a previous version is no solution. I can't sync my iPhone with the new iOS without this update, and (while I do have some issues--specifically how you can't play podcasts in the Music app anymore) I do like the new iOS.

Is there a way to change the order in which iTunes searches for new podcasts?

When I tell iTunes to update podcasts, it searches for them in the order that I have subscribed to them. However, most of my favorite podcasts I've started listening to only very recently, so on a day with a large number of new podcasts I have to wait for a few minutes before iTunes even detects and places them on the "downloading" queue. The sheer number of podcasts I am subscribed to makes unsubscribing from all and then resubscribing in a more optimal order thoroughly unpleasant. Is there a way I can reorder the priority queue for checking for new podcasts, so that I can click 'refresh,' grab my favorites right away, put them on my iPod Shuffle, and the leave the rest to download?

I'm not sure, but I think the change was using the font "Segoe UI" instead of "Tahoma", and maybe, Lucida Grande.
I haven't tried it, but I assume you can edit the fonts, which are specified in (basically) a text file (at least, for iTunes 10).
Make a backup of the file before you edit anything (or you can repair/reinstall if you mess it up). See the following post for some more info:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=12226047#12226047
You'll want to edit the "font", not the "xp-font". I can't tell you what fonts will work.

How can I set iTunes to check for new podcasts at a specific time of day?

Hi guys,
Anybody know a work around for this? I thought it was just a matter of clicking the refresh button at the time I want iTunes to look for new podcasts, but it doesn't seem to be the case...
I want iTunes to look for new podcasts at 2 am every day. So, at 2 am, I clicked the refresh button in the Podcasts section in iTunes. It would then say, in the settings, that iTunes last checked for podcasts at 2 am and will look again at 2 am the next day. Awesome, not. Every single time I try this, iTunes always resets itself and decides to look for podcasts at 2:49 pm. I can't work it out.
So, if anyone has a solution, I would love to hear it! I'm on the latest version. 9.0.2. Thanks for reading.
Regards,
Daniel

I'm looking for the solution to this issue too. Once or twice, a full system restart has seemed to solve the problem temporarily but it slips back to an afternoon refresh after a few days.
Seems like it would be simple for Apple to allow us to specify a time of day for refreshes in the preferences section.

New podcasts won't sync w/iTunes 7

After upgrading to v.7, any of my new podcasts that have been downloaded (BTW, there's no longer an "Update" button -- wonder why that is) are greyed out and unchecked. I can't check the little box, nor play them in iTunes. When I sync my iPod, they don't download to the iPod, yet they've definitely downloaded to my computer.
What the heck does it mean when a podcast/file is greyed out & unchecked & unresponsive?

In iTunes, go to the Store menu and Deauthorize your computer. Play one of your purchased songs. When prompted enter your Apple ID and password. Now resync the songs.

IWeb is not working for sending podcasts to iTunes, so I need a new web building tool. What is the closest thing to iWeb that I can use, which also supports podcasts?

iWeb is not working for sending podcasts to iTunes, so I need a new web building tool. What is the closest thing to iWeb that I can use, which also supports podcasts?

There's no reason you can't go on using iWeb for this - with iWeb '08 you have to publish to a local folder (i.e. on your Mac) and then upload the contents of the folder (not the folder itself) to your hosting service: and you have to make sure you enter the new URL in the Publish information or the feed won't work properly; this done, an iWeb podcast should work fine.
Of course there is still the problem that iWeb is not supported and sooner or later a system upgrade may break it. You could look at RapidWeaver: you can make podcasts with that, though the last time I looked into that - which was admittedly some time back - I didn't feel it was ideal for this. There are lots of other podcast creation programs or services around. WordPress is OK but it may be a bit of a steep learning curve: Libsyn is an online service that seems to work reliably. Blogger writes messy feeds but does usually work. Podcast Maker used to work well - I used it myself a few years back - but it rather looks as if it's gone moribund and it may not be reliable with Lion/Mountain Lion, so you would want to check into that.

With the new version of ITune, I do not know how to add a podcast to a playlist. The "add to playlist" which was easily found on older versions is not available. Your help will be appreciated.

I have difficulties with the new version of ITune, which I never experienced in the older versions.
1. I do not know how to transfer a new radio podcast to a playlist. The previous option "show in playlist" does not appear.
2. I do not know how to download an older podcast from the list of available ones offered for download. The latest one only is downloading, none other, not even the most recent but one.
Your help will be greatly appreciated in these difficulties.
I thank you in anticipation.
Curnonego

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Can't see any new podcasts/apps in iTunes 11.2.1

I'm running iTunes on an iMac, OS X 10.7.5. For several weeks, I have been unable to see or subscribe to any new podcasts in the itunes store, period. Previously I could see a new podcast, but could not see its individual episodes. I can still see podcasts I have already subscribed to and am able to download episodes. I can also see music, music, and iTunes U contend, but apparently not all TV shows. Anyone else having this problem and know a solution?
Have not seen this particular problem posted yet.

Ok, I just updated to Mavericks 10.9.3, in hopes that this would do something, but I'm still having the same problem. Has anyone else run into this? Really frustrated!!

How long should it take for a new podcast episode to show up in iTunes?

Greetings, I have a podcast listed in iTunes and it showed up fine after they listed it. However, about 6 hours ago I uploaded a new episode (number 2 - woohoo) and it's not showing up in iTunes yet. Obviously when I fired up iTunes it downloaded it for me as I was subscribed but if you search for my podcast under iTunes podcasts it only shows one episode.
The podcast is Duel Boot Radio, hosted on libsyn (http://duelbootradio.libsyn.com/) and the iTunes listing is at http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=121788608&s=143 441
Yes, if anyone does listen, we have a ways to go on our sound quality, etc.
Anyway, is this normal for this type of delay before a new show appears in iTunes?
mac mini Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Hi Scott.
Some people are reporting problems with getting new episodes listed. Here are a couple of things to try:
- Make sure you have the <ttl> tag in the <channel> tag
- Include the tags
<pubDate>Fri, 03 Feb 2006 10:51:21 -0500</pubDate>
<lastBuildDate>Fri, 03 Feb 2006 10:51:21 -0500</lastBuildDate>
in the <channel> tag
- After you've uploaded your new .xml file with the updated info, PING the iTunes server with
https://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/pingPodcast?id=xxxxxxxx where xxxxxxxx is your ID number
You can also use the html address like this:
https://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/pingPodcast?feedURL=http://www.YOURADDRESS.org/YOURFILE.xml
- And lastly, once you have downloaded the new episode in iTunes, PLAY it all the way to the end (you can jump to the end) so the date played shows. I believe this sends something back to the iTMS, and sometimes it helps to update.
Hope this is helpful.

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